What is the meaning of diversity, equality, inclusion and discrimination?
I need some help on explain what is meant by diversity, equality, inclusion and discrimination please
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Hi on page 25 of the level 2 CYPW handbook it states:
Quote What is equality Children all have the right to access chances that will support their present and future life. We cannot make all children equal or the same - they are different from one another. However, we can aim to offer each Unique Child equality of opportunity suited to their individual needs and requirements. practitioners need to understand and value individuality of each child, taking into account each child's characteristics and the ways they differ from others. This is the first step to being able to offer equality of opportunity to each child. What is inclusion? For each child to have equal opportunities, settings must ensure that they and their families are fully included in the setting, taking into account the diversity of the children and families who come to the setting. Inclusion is the process of making this happen. Working towards inclusion involves striving to remove barriers to children and their families.
Even young children can experience discrimination asa result of:
Prejudice One of the main sources of discrimination is prejudice. Prejudice is shown in mamy ways - in the way people talk about one another, and in the way they treat eone another. it arises from a judgement or opinion, often negative, of a person or group, made without careful consideration of accurate, relevant information. When people are worried or unsettled by diversity, the result may be prejudice. You may of encountered prejudiced thinking at first hand, or read about the way some people express prejudiced ideas. For example, you may have found that some people think that black people whose ethnic origins relate to Africa are less capable and intelligent than white or European or Asian people, and are only able to succeed in the fields of sport or music. Some people still think that males are automatically more important than females, simply because of their gender. Disabled people often find themselves treated as of less value and seen as less capable of leading independent lives than non-disabled people. Other people experience such prejudiced thinking because of their sexuality or their appearance. Continue reading by searching in the 'look inside' feature of the amazon.co.uk preview and search for the words 'what is discrimination' click to page 23 and scroll down to page 27 this thread is in the level 3 forum https://www.silkysteps.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15967 Hope this helps, best wishes |
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