Implicit Bias Training is Teaching

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Asking whether implicit bias training “works” is as misguided as asking whether teaching math “works”. This is because the answer will depend entirely on how they are taught. As with regular teaching, implicit bias training varies greatly in approach, content, teacher expertise, use of effective teaching techniques, and learning goals. Some trainings involve little more than a series of narrated PowerPoint slides. Other trainings involve expert instructors who hold small, intensive workshops that can last for days. Re-conceptualizing implicit bias training as just another form of teaching opens up new avenues for developing best practices and metrics for assessing learning outcomes.

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