 We are continuing with equality and equity in early childhood education. So we will talk about the learning through conversation because most of the time students ask questions about diversity. And we have to keep them aware that diversity is the path of our life. So children are curious and interested about differences and any new experiences for them, their comments and questions are definitely not always offensive. Look, when children are in different groups and see differences, then they have to ask questions. It is not necessary that every time we are doing it to make them angry or to criticize others. Obviously, some things arise in their minds. They can ask why is the color of the child different from us? Why does it live in different ways? Why is his clothes different? And if he eats something different, then he can ask. Now we have to answer such questions in such a way that they are aware that it is a part of our life. They are different from us, but still they are like us. Because they are related to different areas, their language can be different, their parents can be different, their skin color can be different. This does not mean that they are less than us. Yes, they can be different. So when they ask questions like this, then we have to take care of some things. Like, first of all, we have to give them an easy answer. We don't have to give them long theories or arguments like, yes, this is how it is. Or don't give them such an easy answer that they don't realize by using terms or by using their hands. Then our answer should be accurate. It should be accurate. You don't have to make your own stories or stories because they are standing in the sun, they get dark, so the child will think that if I go out tomorrow, then I will also get dark. Tell him that the way his parents are, the same way his children will get dark, and this is very common. Then give them the same time when they are asking questions. Because they are all curious, they need them at that time. If you give them an answer later, then they won't remember which question you gave them an answer to and they won't be able to understand it completely. Then do not dodge giving a proper answer by evasive replies. Okay, it's not necessary to say that, no, no, you are young now, you won't understand what you are saying. That's why I can't answer your question. It's not a simple thing to tell him the truth. There is no harm in it. If you feel uneasy about the question, then resolve these feelings directly. If you feel that the question is too complicated or that the child is getting irritated, then try to calm him down and try to calm him down yourself and try to think and answer him. Use opportunities to help young children learn genuine courtesy. Yes, we have to tell them in all our conversations that we have to be respectful to others. We can't talk to them in such a way that they feel lonely. Look, in the previous modules, we talked about that it's not necessary that there is a difference between a child's learning difficulties and a child's disability. We also have to give good advice to the children so that they can understand that if someone has a disability, they can ask, why can't they eat like me? Why can't they move like us? Why can't they look like us? Instead of telling them that they are poor or that they are growing up, they can't see the problem. But they can do a lot of work. They can do a lot of things better than us. So, we have to keep a respectful answer in the children's minds. Then children deserve honest and straightforward replies. Look, as I said, we don't want to tell them any cocktail or fake stories. We have to tell them about the facts. They should be less, simple, true and respectful. And what you should tell them is not to look at them from the perspective of the facts or sometimes it happens that children are less understanding of themselves. Then they have to tell them that there is nothing less. Every person has different kinds of advice. So, you have this advice and in the past, you have this advice. So, we have to teach them that there is no difference in their minds in the coming days. If you do not know the answer to a question, then say so with the promise that you will find out the information. So, if you don't know, if you think that I will tell you something that is against the facts, if it is a lie or wrong, then you can say to the child, I don't know yet, I will find out and then I will tell you. So, from this, in the children's minds, they will find out the difference between the wrong and the right. And the second thing is that in all these conversations, when you are talking to children, then you have to use your own softness. Your role model, your actions, they affect the children's minds. If you also commit to someone who hates someone, then the children will also learn the same attitude equally. So, from these things, the answer to the questions is to answer the questions with pleasure.