Children respond to diversity with respect
Children respond to diversity with respect when they are taught to appreciate and value differences in culture, race, and experiences. Early childhood educators can foster an environment where diverse perspectives are celebrated. They can also promote understanding and empathy.
Encouraging open conversations and modelling inclusive behaviour helps children develop respect for unique backgrounds and viewpoints.
Children's interests linked to EYLF 2.2
The Interest Forest is a collection of children's interest topics (we have hundreds!) for early childhood educators to use in their programming.
Read our topic on diversity for learning experiences linked to EYLF 2.2.
Other interest topics that relate to themes of inclusion are:
Explore the EYLF
Explore other areas of Learning Outcome 2, Children are connected to their world.
Explore all the EYLF Learning Outcomes, with links to children's interest topics, on The Interest Forest.