Inclusive Community Development

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How is development defined?

• As a complex challenge that is difficult to define

• As 'good change' toward a vision of a better society

• As a process that does not require a vision

• As a negative impact on society

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What does development involve?

• Only the process to achieve a vision

• Only having a vision of what 'good' is

• Both having a vision of what 'good' is and the process to achieve it

• Neither a vision nor a process to achieve it

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What does a holistic approach to development recognize the importance of?

• Technology, entertainment, and sports

• Health, safety, education, and legal systems

• Economy, infrastructure, and trade

• Politics, religion, and culture

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What is the aim of a holistic approach to development?

• To increase financial wealth and corporate success

• To promote ecological balance and animal welfare

• To promote inclusion and support for marginalized communities

• To enhance international relations and global trade

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What does the United Nations' definition of community development emphasize?

• Economic progress without community participation

• Social progress without community participation

• Economic and social progress with community participation

• Individual progress without community involvement

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According to the United Nations, what is essential for community development aside from economic and social progress?

• Government intervention

• Self-initiative and active involvement from the community

• International aid

• Technological advancement

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What is the relationship between development and social justice?

• Development is independent of social justice.

• Development is tied to social justice through the distribution of wealth.

• Development is tied to social justice through equal access to basic human rights.

• Development opposes the principles of social justice.

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What is the aim of social justice according to the content provided?

• Social justice aims for equity for a select few.

• Social justice aims for equity for all, focusing on the wealthy and well-represented.

• Social justice aims for equity for all, focusing on the underserved and underrepresented.

• Social justice has no specific aim or focus.

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What does "Equality as sameness" imply according to the learning material?

• Different standards for different people.

• Everyone is treated by the same standards.

• Only certain groups receive equal treatment.

• Treatment based on individual needs.

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What is the concept of "Equality as fairness" as described in the learning material?

• Ignoring the disadvantages some groups face.

• Providing advantages to specific groups only.

• Acknowledges/adjusts for disadvantages some groups face.

• Treating everyone differently without any standards.

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What are societies and communities always doing?

• Remaining static

• Regressing

• Changing

• Disappearing

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What is the aim of 'Development agencies'?

• To maintain the status quo

• To aim for specific, negative changes

• To aim for specific, positive changes through projects and programs

• To observe changes without participating

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What does praxis in community development combine to achieve purposeful change?

• Theory and action

• Action and reaction

• Planning and execution

• Research and development

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What does praxis in community development require to meet community needs?

• Continuous learning and adapting

• Periodic assessment and funding

• Strategic planning and marketing

• Legislative support and policy making

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What is inclusion about according to the text?

• Ensuring everyone has the same opinions

• Ensuring everyone within these communities has "a place at the table"

• Ensuring everyone follows the same rules

• Ensuring everyone competes for resources

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What does valuing diversity and inclusion involve?

• Ignoring individual differences

• Actively removing barriers that prevent full participation

• Encouraging competition among community members

• Limiting the variety of perspectives

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How does inclusion enrich our community?

• By limiting experiences and talents

• By reducing the number of perspectives

• By bringing in a variety of perspectives, talents, and experiences

• By ensuring everyone has the same background

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What does inclusion in an environment promote?

• A sense of exclusion and competition

• A sense of belonging where everyone feels respected and valued

• A focus on individual achievements only

• A hierarchy based on skills

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In an inclusive environment, how are people's differences treated?

• They are ignored

• They are recognized and developed

• They are seen as a disadvantage

• They are discouraged

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What does striving to be an inclusive community program involve?

• Ignoring individual differences

• Making a dedicated effort to create a sense of belonging in all persons

• Focusing on individual achievements only

• Limiting opportunities to specific groups

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What is included in the effort to be an inclusive community?

• Creating barriers to participation

• Creating opportunities and implementing ongoing supports for participation

• Encouraging competition among individuals

• Focusing on uniformity and standardization

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How does inclusion vary among individuals?

• It varies based on the time of the year

• It is the same for everyone

• It varies based on a person's interests, goals, and abilities

• It does not vary; inclusion is a fixed concept