Understanding Inclusivity and Acceptance

What is the opposite of making someone feel left out?

• Ignoring their presence

• Including them in activities

• Criticizing their ideas

• Making them conform to the group

What is a key aspect of inclusivity?

• Excluding differences

• Making everyone feel part of a group

• Judging others' choices

• Ignoring unique qualities

What does it mean to treat others as your equal in an inclusive environment?

• To assume everyone has the same opinions

• To believe one person is inherently better than another

• To respect everyone's worth regardless of differences

• To only interact with people similar to you

How should people view unique qualities in others to be inclusive?

• As reasons to avoid them

• As something to tolerate

• As wonderful aspects to celebrate

• As weaknesses to overcome

How can you show inclusivity in daily life?

• By only interacting with people who share your interests

• By being supportive to friends, family, and loved ones

• By avoiding conversations about differences

• By always agreeing with everyone

Your friend Charlie loves hot dogs and asks if you do. Which response demonstrates inclusivity?

• No way, hot dogs smell like feet!

• Eww, never.

• Hot dogs aren't my thing, but I'm glad you found them and I'm glad you like them.

• You should try something else, hot dogs are unhealthy.

You are playing soccer and a new person is standing alone on the side. What is an inclusive action to take?

• Ignore them and continue playing

• Tell them they can join if they're good enough

• Walk over and introduce yourself

• Wait for them to approach you first

What is a positive outcome of showing inclusivity to others?

• It makes others feel obligated to you

• It guarantees you will always get your way

• It makes you feel included too

• It shows you are superior