Inclusive Education Terms

noun a factor or circumstance that gives rise to a particular result

verb to produce, cause, or give rise to

• The new policy is expected to engender positive changes in the company.
• Her hard work will engender recognition from her peers.
• His actions are sure to engender some serious drama.
• The artist's work aims to engender a sense of nostalgia in the viewers.

noun lack of sensitivity or consideration towards others' feelings or needs

• The insensitivity of his remarks towards the grieving family was shocking.
• I can't believe the insensitivity of her comments about the situation.
• His insensitivity is off the charts, he just doesn't care about anyone else.
• The insensitivity of the cold wind cut through her like a knife.

adjective describing something that is not affiliated with or restricted to a particular religious sect or denomination

• The school prides itself on being a nonsectarian institution that welcomes students from all religious backgrounds.
• The community center is nonsectarian, so everyone is welcome to participate in the activities.
• I prefer nonsectarian organizations because they are more inclusive and open-minded.
• His nonsectarian approach to politics allows him to work with people from diverse beliefs and ideologies.

adjective describing a person who has a disability or impairment, emphasizing their abilities rather than limitations

• The company is committed to providing equal opportunities for differently abled individuals.
• Let's make sure the event venue is accessible for our differently abled friends.
• It's important to be inclusive of all differently abled people in our community.
• His unique perspective as a differently abled person brings a fresh outlook to the team.

noun the belief that able-bodied individuals are superior to those with disabilities

• The company has a strict policy against ableism in the workplace.
• It's important to educate ourselves and others about ableism and its impact.
• Don't be ableist, it's not cool to discriminate against people with disabilities.
• Ableism is like a barrier that prevents people with disabilities from fully participating in society.