Inclusion’ in the classroom involves all students’ needs, however diverse, being understood and met. These diverse needs should be addressed and responded to through increasing participation in learning, cultures and communities, and reducing exclusion within and from education. In English Language Teaching there has been a focus on the importance of promoting differentiation within educational policies and school organizational structures. However, in the classroom, although teachers may already be trying to fulfill all student needs, they still face challenges in being able to achieve this entirely. 

The article ‘Inclusion’ by Sandra Stadler-Heer is free to read online.

All children need to see themselves represented in all stories

Philip Nel reminds readers the importance of representation and diversity in today’s and future children’s books. 

Today is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, which aims to deepen our understanding and appreciation of different cultures across the world.
On this day, the UN encourages people to “Do One Thing for Diversity and...

Today is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, which aims to deepen our understanding and appreciation of different cultures across the world. 

On this day, the UN encourages people to “Do One Thing for Diversity and Inclusion.” To mark the day, we’ve put together a collection of articles that explores religion’s role in intercultural dialogue, diversity, and comprehension.

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