diversity by Callum Newby

1.1 Define diversity

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a way in which a person is unique from anyone

1.2 three ways in which people can be diverse

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race, gender and religion

2.1 identify three examples of how people are diverse

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1) difference in skin colour

2)difference in gender

3)difference in what a person believes in

2.2 Outlining different practices in relation to the ways people are diverse

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In the Rastafarian religion some people follow a diet, this diet ensures all food is pure and natural. They try and avoid food which is chemically modified or contains artificial additives.

In the Sikh religion they wear turbans to cover their long uncut hair, they regard the turban as a unique part of their religion.

In the Zoroastrian religion they are encouraged to wear a Sedreh(ritual shirt) and a Kusti(ritual girdle) they do this because they believe it gives them a daily spiritual reminder and gives them mystical protection.

give at least one reason for one practice identified

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in religion it is diverse because the difference in a religion could also mean the difference in the way they celebrate their religion.

identify similarities in a range of groups

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in religion they may have to practice their beliefs on the same days or at certain times

in a difference of gender people can still have the same interests or needs.

in a difference of race they can also have the same interests or needs as everyone else

COLLETTE FEEDBACK

collette_campbell_gohil — 2024-03-23 09:41:33 UTC

1.1 Yes Callum, brief definiton but to the point

1.2 Yes you have given 3 ways in which people might be diverse

2.1 Good, ways in which groups of diverse people can be similar

2.2 A bit brief: Outline different practices in relation to the above (e.g. an actual practice a certain religion carries out or other diverse group) maybe look at why Morris men wear bells???

2.3 See above: why is that practice carried out?

3.1 A bit brief - solid actual differences needed e.g. what certain religious groups might eat....remember in class I told you about Rastafarians and the Ital diet?

A good start but a few additions needed please: 2.2, 2.3 & 3.1

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3.1 Different practices in religion

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in the Muslim religion they pray to Allah and the are called to prayer it is called the Adhan and is delivered 5 times a day. When Muslims attend mosques they will be expected to remove their shoes when entering the main area for prayer and will be expected to kneel down on a prayer mat. women are not allowed in the main hall of the mosque but pray in separate full women areas.

In Christianity those who recognise this faith will attend church mainly on Sundays where there will be sermons around teaching delivered by the vicar and hymns sung along with learning about giving and sharing.

All women are expected to cover their heads whilst in church.

2.3 Why is this practice carried out - Rastafarian diet

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Rastafarians are encouraged to follow a diet of pure and natural foods they do this by avoiding food that is chemically modified or has artificial additives.

the reason they do this is because they believe that eating only organic and natural food creates a stronger connection with nature and eating natural foods strengthen their bond.