The document discusses the importance of including a World Religions course in education major programs to better prepare future teachers for culturally diverse classrooms. It notes that the U.S. has experienced high immigration rates, increasing religious diversity in schools. Most education majors come from homogeneous backgrounds without exposure to other cultures and religions. A World Religions course would help combat this homogeneity by teaching students about various religions, cultures, and providing understanding needed to work with diverse students. The goal is to promote cultural understanding and prepare graduates for an increasingly globalized world.