Artie Lynch's grandfather had very sound advice in dealing with inclusivity. "You treat them all the same. But, you teach them differently according to their needs." The number #1 demand of Students............ "Be Fair." And if you are consistent? Their needs will be met.

Connect one to one with each student in the classroom... They will open up and u will understand their true talents.. Remember, each child is born unique.

To foster true inclusivity, it’s essential to create an environment where every student feels valued and heard. Through forensic linguistics, we can analyze the language used by both teachers and students to ensure that communication is inclusive. By examining pronouns (to see if any student feels excluded), sentence structure (ensuring clarity for all comprehension levels), and emotion words (to detect signs of frustration or disengagement), teachers can identify language that may unintentionally alienate students. Tailoring language and activities based on these insights helps create a supportive and inclusive classroom where every student can thrive.

As a student, I focus on creating an inclusive environment by embracing everyone's unique strengths. In group projects, I make sure everyone’s voice is heard, whether they learn through hands-on activities or prefer written instructions. My goal is to ensure that no one feels left out, and that everyone can contribute in their own way :)

To foster true inclusivity in the classroom: Diverse Materials and Representation: I incorporate materials that reflect various backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, ensuring all students see themselves represented and respected in the content. Accessible Learning Opportunities: I differentiate instruction to cater to various learning styles and abilities, providing multiple ways to engage with the material and demonstrate understanding. These actions help create an equitable learning environment where every student feels supported and valued.

We can Celebrate Diversity by Embracing Cultures in Education. As far as our school is concered we celebrate the richness of cultures, languages, and perspectives through our inclusive curriculum. By integrating diverse traditions and viewpoints, we: a) Foster empathy and mutual respect. b) Promote appreciation of multilingualism. c) Prepare students for a globalized world. Let’s create an environment where every student feels valued and celebrated, building a future of understanding and unity.

Make sure you are providing each child with the space to share who they are, what they believe in, and just being themselves. Treat each child with kindness and respect. Make sure you tailor different activities or lessons in a way that every child will understand and be able to do.

From the Museum perspective, all students must me included in all activities for them to be included, no matter there knowledge or learning abilities. In the museum space all students should be treated with respect and acknowledging there ideas and coments. As we say to all there are no wrong answers or wrong questions related to art. Their comments are validated with respect and if it is needed correction also is done with respect. We look forward that every student feels recognize, respected and validated. That is part of inclusivity.