Addressing Difference at School
To build a more inclusive society, it is essential to create a culture of tolerance. Difference has always existed, but its extent has increased significantly over time.
Historical events, such as the Declaration of the Equality of Mankind in France in 1789 and the Brundtland report on sustainable development, have promoted the idea of more inclusive societies. As a result, schools have been expected to adapt to these changes.
- The law on "Equal rights and opportunities, participation and citizenship for people with disabilities" (February 2005)
- The 2013 law on "Orientation and programming for the refoundation of the school of the Republic"
Creating a culture of tolerance is crucial for a more inclusive society.
Author's summary: Building inclusive societies through tolerance.
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