Diversity for Dummies: Making Multiculturalism Work
Offered By: Udemy
Course Description
Overview
What you'll learn:
- Manage diversity in multiple settings
- Use multicultural language to navigate challenges
- Develop more inclusive and productive spaces
To build prosperous communities, nurturing schools, and innovative businesses; we require understanding of how to work with people from all walks of life. This course systematically prepares anyone interested in diversity and multiculturalism with important skills to make their environments more inclusive, safe, productive, and connected.
Concepts covered include the cultural, historical, and philosophical foundations of education in a multicultural society. We begin by outlining the principles of multicultural education, before looking at the connections between issues such as race, class, gender, and sexual orientation.
We also cover less addressed issues of diversity such as language, geography, religion, and the youth culture. Optional discussions, activities, and a range of additional readings deepen the learning so that anyone taking the class can put the ideas into practice right away.
Taught by
Warren Chalklen, PhD
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