What is National Inclusion Week? National Inclusion Week (NIW) is an annual UK-wide event launched in 2013 to celebrate inclusion and inspire meaningful, sustained action in workplaces. It provides an opportunity for organisations to reflect, learn, and commit to making inclusion a core part of their culture and everyday practice. In 2025, NIW will take […]
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Intersectionality is a powerful tool that helps us uncover how different systems of power shape inequality. It provides a lens through which we can examine the ways oppression and privilege interact, often in complex and overlapping ways. Rooted in Black feminist thought and first defined by Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw in the 1980s, intersectionality has gained
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What Are “Learning Styles”? The theory of learning styles claims that individuals learn best when taught in their preferred sensory mode: Despite its popularity, research over the last 40 years shows no reliable evidence that matching teaching to these styles improves learning. Why It Matters Key Risks Case Studies Case Study 1: Moving Beyond Styles
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