This book ensures case studies and scenarios are inclusive and do not reinforce stereotypes.

For example, in Chapter 7: The Basics of Fractions, gender-neutral pronouns and names for electrical apprentices are used that invite the reader to imagine people outside the stereotype of a masculine tradesperson.

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This book focuses on providing a variety of perspectives on education. Chapter 40: Stereotypes is especially useful in understanding why diverse perspectives in learning materials are necessary and how to achieve this.

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Using images that reflect a diversity of people and do not perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

For example, check out the World Obesity organisation’s Image Bank for non-biased and respectful images related to obesity. These images are openly licensed for non-commercial use (guidelines for use) and intended for news media to draw on for accurate and respectful reporting.

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This wonderful bite-sized online tutorial walks learners through an example search, demonstrating how to identify a narrow perspective in search results and how to intentionally expand a perspective through broader search techniques.

The related H5P resource Positionality & Research is also an excellent learning tool and gentle entry into this complex field.

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