Classification: Internal Including A Variety of Learning Materials & Activities I intend to integrate inclusivity in all aspects of my lessons since In our increasingly multicultural communities, effective educators must understand the importance of diversity and multicultural awareness, teachers too should incorporate into their practice materials that reflect a diverse range of racial, and cultural, socio-economic, religious, and gender identities, among many other expressions of the human experience. An inclusive classroom also provides creative activities for students to think outside the box and encourages students to take intellectual risks, and even make mistakes, as they explore approaches to innovative problem-solving Promoting inclusion in a classroom requires providing a range of materials and activities that support all students’ learning styles, incorporate a variety of cultural backgrounds and perspectives, and foster courageous thinking. Teaching a single topic using visual, auditory, and tactile assignments that are completed individually, in small groups, or through a field trip, means that students of all learning styles can access the same concepts in multiple ways. The one inclusion policy guideline my school needs to have in place to implement is The learning environment (social and physical) that needs to lend itself to inclusion Differentiation should be supported from planning through to instruction and assessment