Favoritism can occur in the home or school without intention. The effects of favoritism can be detrimental for some, while needed for others. Children with special needs often need a lot of attention. The extra attention can seem unfair to other children in the home, as well as the classroom.
Thanks for the link. For me favoritism mostly could bring negative issues to child. Shouting here, shouting there, shouting at each other instead of talking, which is needed.
In class, favoritism exists and it is really hard to just ignore something like that.
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