Corrigé du contrôle diversité inclusion : corrigé d’anglais 1ère – PDF gratuit à télécharger et imprimer

0,5 point par réponse. 1. housing. 2. opportunity. 3. inclusive. 4. quota. 5. prejudice. 6. equality. 7. bias. 8. minority.

1 point par réponse. 1. Social housing stands next to the luxury flats. 2. They wanted to bring people of different incomes together. 3. Because residents rarely meet: children attend different schools and a fence divides the park. 4. He/She suggests shared spaces such as a library, a market and a football pitch open to everyone. 5. They think it was a good first step, but not enough. Retirer 0,5 point si la phrase est incomplète.

1 point par phrase (position claire et formulation correcte). Exemple : Affirmative action can correct past injustice. However, some people think it ignores individual merit. In my view, it works best when it is temporary and combined with better schooling.

1 point par phrase. 1. Indigenous peoples are asking for better representation on television. 2. Social mixing cannot be decreed. (ou You can’t force social mix). 3. She was discriminated against because of her accent. (ou She was a victim of discrimination).

Réponse modèle : I do not think that laws alone can create an inclusive society. Firstly, a law can forbid discrimination, but it cannot change attitudes overnight. Secondly, inclusion needs places where people meet daily. For example, the Civil Rights Act ended legal segregation in the United States, yet inequalities in housing and schools remained for decades.

Critères : position claire (1 point), deux arguments (2 points), exemple pertinent (1 point), langue (1 point).