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Doing Diversity

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The study found that the most interculturally capable students attended schools that: i) have a strong, explicit and well-established culture of racial, religious and cultural equality in all areas of its operations; and ii) actively integrated the knowledge, attitudes and skills required for respectful engagement with diversity across all members of the school community, including students, teachers and parents (see Chapters 2, 7).

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