Ncfe Level 2 Certificate in Equality and Diversity Unit 1: Exploring Equality and Diversity

Diversity enhances the country because people have come from ethnic background with different beliefs and religions and they will bring different

Educational institutions that promote multiculturalism are beneficial, in that they prepare students for the increasing diversity in the workplace. An environment with diversity establishes values and builds character. It assists students in accepting and understanding the cultures to which their acquaintances belong to, as well as broadening their knowledge of the world.

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Diversity enhances my life, when people have an understanding of my needs and I have an understanding of theirs. As an ex sailor, in the Royal Navy, I have been lucky enough to travel and witness many cultures. I was extremely lucky to be invited to an Indian wedding once, which was an experience I will cherish.

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The benefits of promoting and valuing cultural diversity within a school setting is extremely important as children and young people will learn to understand all the different cultures and respect them. Learning about different cultures and religions helps a young mind broaden and see that no matter what culture, race or ethnicity another person is they still have equal rights and opportunities and can achieve the same goals as each other. For example, many people see all Indian/Pakistani adults as doctors, this is a common form of stereotyping and if an English child is lead to believe that this is only the case then they may not want to follow that career path due to feeling that they are not allowed. Within my setting we promote cultural diversity within our resources, this means that when we show our pupils books or home-made resources to help assist them with their learning we always try to ensure that all ethnic backgrounds and abilities are shown

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On the other hand, living in a more multicultural society helps us understand, acknowledge and embrace different habits and believes. When we are able to understand someone else’s culture, we start to become more open minded and

Our minds become open to new ideas and different ways of looking at the world through language and its perspective culture(s). Diversity is something that needs to be celebrated in the classroom in a positive light, especially teaching in rural areas that do not have a lot of exposure to diversity. Often students reflect their parents’ views on certain groups of people, but in my classroom, the school, and community students should recognize that being diverse is not a bad thing; it makes each of us unique.

Different cultures may complicate us, but if we take a good way, we can make it beautiful. On the contrary, if we cannot take the positive of the cultural differences, we may become regretful about what will happen next. The unity of diversity is very important. One of the best ways to face a diversity is to learn about it by learning cross cultural understanding as