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SUMMARY:Implicit Bias/Discrimination: How It Is Perceived
DESCRIPTION:Satisfies the Implicit Bias Requirement for License RenewalFree for DCAR Members.Instructor: Dorothy BotsoeCE Credit Hours: 3.0IMPLICIT BIAS/DISCRIMINATION: How It Is Perceived (3 CE Hours)\nThis course examines how conscious and unconscious bias can affect the way real estate professionals interact with clients and provide access to housing. Students will consider how their assumptions\, words\, body language\, and business practices may be perceived by others. Topics include:The difference between conscious and unconscious bias and discriminationThe history and legacy of segregation and its impact on housingFair housing laws\, protected classes\, and practices such as steering\, blockbusting\, and redliningHow bias may affect interactions with buyers\, sellers\, landlords\, and tenantsPractical steps agents can take to recognize bias and provide consistent\, fair service to every clientThrough discussion and self-assessment\, participants will consider how to make positive changes in their daily interactions and business practices.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Satisfies the Implicit Bias Requirement for License Renewal
Free for DCAR Members.
Instructor: Dorothy Botsoe
CE Credit Hours: 3.0
IMPLICIT BIAS/DISCRIMINATION: How It Is Perceived (3 CE Hours)
This course examines how conscious and unconscious bias can affect the way real estate professionals interact with clients and provide access to housing. Students will consider how their assumptions\, words\, body language\, and business practices may be perceived by others. Topics include:
The difference between conscious and unconscious bias and discriminationThe history and legacy of segregation and its impact on housing
Fair housing laws\, protected classes\, and practices such as steering\, blockbusting\, and redlining
How bias may affect interactions with buyers\, sellers\, landlords\, and tenants
Practical steps agents can take to recognize bias and provide consistent\, fair service to every client
Through discussion and self-assessment\, participants will consider how to make positive changes in their daily interactions and business practices.
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