inclusion

Everyday

1. Being included or making someone part of a group. tree →
2. Making sure everyone, including people with disabilities or from different backgrounds, can take part and feel welcome. tree →
3. Something that is included or added. tree →

In the lessons

In school and ethics it is an important value: every child belongs and can join in. In maths and science it may mean something being part of a set or list. Phrases: inclusion of, social inclusion, a policy of inclusion.

Examples

• Our school values the inclusion of every child. tree →
• Inclusion means making sure nobody is left out at playtime. tree →
• The inclusion of a ramp means wheelchair users can get in. tree →
• Her inclusion in the team made her very happy. tree →
• The book's inclusion of maps helps the reader. tree →
• Christians believe everyone is welcome at God's table, a picture of inclusion. tree →

Note

Verb: include; adjective: inclusive. Opposite: exclusion. «Inclusive» in maths can mean the end numbers count: 1 to 5 inclusive means 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.