Equality, Discrimination and Diversity flashcards
20 flashcard decks by 20 users
This GoConqr page gathers a small set of community-made flashcard decks on equality, prejudice, religion and multiculturalism. Mostly suited to secondary-level study, they help school students practice key terms and give teachers material for discussion. Choose a deck to get started.
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- Equality and Human Rights7
- Cultural Diversity and Multiculturalism29
- Intercultural Dialogue6
- Stereotypes and Stereotyping6
- Prejudice and Discrimination60
- Racism and Racial Discrimination13
- Religious Discrimination and Intolerance8
- Sexism and Gender Equality5
- Religious Attitudes to Equality and Discrimination30
- Anti-Discrimination Laws and Action7
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24 cardsNEW VOCABULARY
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27 cardsPrejudice & Discrimination: Key Words
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17 cardsReligion and Equality
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5 cardsDiscrimination What is scapegoating?
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10 cardsFlash cards on Prejudice. What is prejudice?
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8 cardsActs & legislation that relate to multiculturalism Acts & legislation that relate to multiculturalism
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19 cardsTypes of discrimination ›Discriminatione Discrimination is when you exclude a person from a group because of their physical or soci...
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20 cardsEnglish project second partial - Types of Discrimination This project is to know about the types of discriminations and mitigate it. Everybody we can help to make a...
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20 cardsDiscrimination
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4 cardsEQUALITY
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9 cardsr.e year 10 prejudice and descrimination What is prejudice
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4 cardsUntitled What is prejudice?
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6 cardsThey fought for equality Martin Luther King
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Start with Prejudice & Discrimination: Key Words if you want to practice vocabulary. It brings together terms such as stereotyping, scapegoating, tolerance and justice. Try to explain each term before checking the card, then return to the ones you find difficult.
For questions about beliefs, Religion and Equality includes prompts on Christian beliefs about equality and racism. The deck on acts and legislation relating to multiculturalism includes minority rights and the Equality Act. They fought for equality names people associated with the topic.
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School students can use the questions and terms to practice explaining ideas in their own words. Teachers can also use them as prompts for discussion. If you want a wider view of how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz when you want to check your understanding.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Start with Prejudice & Discrimination: Key Words if you want to practice the language used across the topic. It includes terms such as prejudice, discrimination, stereotyping and tolerance. Once you are comfortable explaining those words, you can move to a deck with questions about religion or rights.
What do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover key terms, types of discrimination, religious beliefs, multiculturalism and people who fought for equality. Some use questions, while others present vocabulary or examples. School students can choose a deck that matches what they are studying, and teachers can use the cards as discussion prompts.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.