Everybody is talking about inclusion.
Whether it is individuals, companies or government bodies.
As you are probably well aware, inclusion aims to embrace all people irrespective of race, gender, disability, medical or other need. It is about giving equal access and opportunities and eliminating discrimination and intolerance.
Intolerance is the unwillingness to accept views, beliefs, or behaviour that differ from one's own.
In the west, we love to say that we are inclusive. We love to see ourselves as tolerant and progressive. But are we really?
It is easy to accept views that are similar to yours. But can you accept a belief that is contradictory to what you think?
Dare to test whether you are inclusive?
If you do, read this article to see if you can accept a view opposite to what you think in a matter that is very close to your heart.
You will also learn what you can do to cultivate tolerance and help your students or children develop inclusive thinking.
An inclusive society is everyone’s business.
So stop talking about inclusion and start thinking this way.
Only once we are all genuinely inclusive we would be able to live in harmony with each other.
Read the article now to learn how to help children develop their inclusive mindset.
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