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While discussing about various inequalities within the classroom, which of the following points would you primarily focus on? A) Make student understand that inequalities are social in nature  B) Enlist various movement that have taken place to question the inequalities  C) Emphasis how everyone is equal in a democratic society D) Deliver lectures to students on various inequalities  Choose the correct option. 

While discussing about various inequalities within the classroom, which of the following points would you primarily focus on? A) Make student understand that inequalities are social in nature  B) Enlist various movement that have taken place to question the inequalities  C) Emphasis how everyone is equal in a democratic society D) Deliver lectures to students on various inequalities  Choose the correct option.  Correct Answer A and C

Equality is a powerful moral and political ideal that has inspired and guided human society for many centuries. It is implicit in all faiths and religions which proclaim all human beings to be the creation of God.

  • There are various inequalities that can prevail in the classroom like social inequality, academic inequality etc.
  • Social inequalities are those created by society. Certain societies may, for instance, value those who perform intellectual work over those who do manual work and reward them differently.

Key Points It is important for teachers to guide the students to treat all people equally. Following are the ways that teachers should focus on while dealing with inequalities in the classroom:-

  • ​Make students understand that inequalities are social in nature:-  A strong teacher is one who treats their students fairly and creates an environment where students feel equally able to take part. It is important for teachers to teach students that inequalities are a part of society, and everyone is not the same. There may be different people of different races, colors, gender, or castes.
  • Emphasis on how everyone is equal in a democratic society:- Teachers teach them with examples related to the social and cultural aspects and tell them that everyone is equal in the society. Students understand the concept more easily by examples.

Thus, it is concluded that A and C are the correct options.

Hint B and D options make them memorize the word inequality but they won't be able to understand it so they are not suitable for teaching.

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