Diversity

The world is a diverse place, and you as an ESL learner will encounter people from all walks of life. Understanding “diversity”, which encompasses everything from cultural backgrounds to beliefs and perspectives, is crucial for effective communication. I’m confident that today’s vocabulary can help you avoid misunderstandings and build bridges with others. So, let’s jump right in!

In today’s lesson, you’re going to have:

• 5 advanced English vocabulary words about Diversity.

• 15 examples of phrases that you can use on a daily basis.

• Eye-catching images will help you learn and retain the vocabulary.

1. Multicultural

📚 DEFINITION

Composed of or relating to many different cultures.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. Canada is a multicultural country with a rich tapestry of ethnicities.

2. Living in a multicultural environment fosters tolerance and understanding.

3. We enjoyed a multicultur

2. Inclusion

📚 DEFINITION

The act of creating a space where everyone feels welcome and valued, regardless of their background.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. Promoting inclusion in the workplace benefits everyone by fostering collaboration and innovation.

2. Schools are working towards creating inclusive environments for students of all abilities.

3. Inclusion means celebrating differences and ensuring everyone feels like they belong.

3. Bias

📚 DEFINITION

A prejudice in favor of or against one thing compared with another.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. We should strive to be aware of our own biases and approach situations with an open mind.

2. Media bias can influence how we perceive certain events.

3. Education can help us challenge and overcome our biases.

4. Stereotype

📚 DEFINITION

A simplified belief about a group of people that is often untrue or unfair.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. It's important to avoid stereotypes and treat everyone as an individual.

2. Media can often perpetuate negative stereotypes about certain cultures.

3. By learning about different cultures, we can challenge stereotypes.

5. Prejudice

📚 DEFINITION

A preconceived opinion about someone or something, formed without reason or experience.

📄 Example Sentences:

1. Prejudice can lead to discrimination and social injustice.

2. Education is key to combatting prejudice and fostering acceptance.

3. We should challenge our own prejudices and promote equality.

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