Flashcards · 0457 · Topic 17

Social identity and inclusion flashcards

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What is the difference between a reliable and a credible source?: A reliable source gives consistent, accurate information. A credible source has expertise and reason to be trusted. Check both.
What is the difference between proposing and assessing an action?: Proposing says what to do. Assessing judges how well it would work, for whom, at what cost.
How should you handle two contested approaches, such as integration and multiculturalism?: Explain each fairly before judging.
What does considering perspectives "objectively and with empathy" mean in practice?: Present views you do not share fairly, with their reasons; avoid treating every member of a group as holding the same view; and judge the arguments, not the people.
How should cause and consequence be handled for an issue of exclusion?: Cause: why exclusion happens. Consequence: what it leads to, and for whom.
What three things must the Team Project Reflective Paper do?: Summarise your own research findings and how the team did or did not use them; reflect on your learning about the issue, teamwork and yourself; evaluate how effective the action and your own collaboration were.