Definitions
Culture
Respect & Inclusion
Health & Diversity
RANDOM
100

What does diversity mean?

The differences between people, such as culture, religion, language, ability, gender, age and experiences.

100

Give one example of a cultural tradition.

Food, language, dance, festivals, clothing.

100

True or False 

People can experience discrimination without anyone intending to be hurtful.

True

100

How can learning about another culture improve your own wellbeing?

It builds understanding, empathy, friendships and respect.

100

A new student speaks very little English.
How could you help?

Speak clearly, slowly, be patient, and include them.

200

Name three things that make people diverse.


  • Culture
  • Religion
  • Language
  • Ability
  • Interests
  • Family background
  • Gender
  • Age
200

Give an example of how culture can influence food choices.


Different cultures have traditional foods or religious dietary rules. e.g. Kosher means food that is fit or proper to eat under Jewish law

200

When two people have different opinions how can they still show respect each other?

  • Listen without interrupting.
  • Speak politely and avoid insults.
  • Accept that people can have different beliefs or experiences.
  • Ask questions to understand the other person's perspective.
200

Why is there no single definition of a "healthy lifestyle" that suits everyone?


Why is there no single definition of a "healthy lifestyle" that suits everyone?


200

Can two people from the same culture have different beliefs or traditions? Why?

Yes. Even within the same culture, people may have different beliefs, traditions, values and experiences because of their family, religion, personal choices, where they live or how they were raised. Culture is diverse, and not everyone follows the same customs in the same way.


300

What is discrimination?

Treating someone unfairly because of who they are.

300

Why is it important for schools to recognise and celebrate different cultures rather than focusing on only one?

Recognising different cultures helps students feel included, promotes understanding and respect, reduces prejudice, and creates a stronger, more welcoming school community.

300

Why is inclusion important for mental health?

Feeling accepted improves confidence, belonging and wellbeing.

300

Why might some people avoid visiting a doctor even when they are sick?

Possible reasons include cultural beliefs, cost, fear, language barriers, previous experiences or lack of transport.

300

What does it mean to have empathy?

Empathy means understanding and trying to see how another person feels or what they are experiencing, even if you haven't been in the same situation yourself. It involves showing care, compassion and support.

400

Explain the difference between diversity and inclusion.

Diversity means people are different.
Inclusion means everyone is welcomed, respected and involved.

400

How can learning about another person's culture help reduce discrimination?

Learning about different cultures helps people understand and appreciate differences, challenges stereotypes, and encourages empathy and respect.

400

If you were the principal, what is one school rule or initiative you would introduce to improve inclusion?

Teacher disgression

400

Why is diversity considered a strength in communities?


Different people bring different ideas, experiences, skills and perspectives that help communities grow.

400

What is a stereotype?

A stereotype is a fixed or oversimplified belief about a group of people. It assumes that everyone in the group is the same, even though people are individuals with different experiences, personalities and abilities.