You have based your entire piece here upon a faulty definition. Equity means fairness as in leveling the playing field--providing students with what each needs individually to succeed. It has nothing to do with ensuring uniform outcomes.
You have based your entire piece here upon a faulty definition. Equity means fairness as in leveling the playing field--providing students with what each needs individually to succeed. It has nothing to do with ensuring uniform outcomes.
How do we decide when "leveling the playing field" is successful enough? The only metric that I heard of is when the outcomes are equalized. Ergo, equity in practice means equal outcomes
You have based your entire piece here upon a faulty definition. Equity means fairness as in leveling the playing field--providing students with what each needs individually to succeed. It has nothing to do with ensuring uniform outcomes.
How do we decide when "leveling the playing field" is successful enough? The only metric that I heard of is when the outcomes are equalized. Ergo, equity in practice means equal outcomes