Abstract

Conclusion. Teachers understand the importance of Sundanese living heritage, but require tailored teaching materials to effectively incorporate it. Developing materials that embed inclusivity values through living heritage is essential for shaping students' identity and character.

Keywords: Living Heritage, Inclusivity, Sundanese, Teacher, History Teaching

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