Equity vs. Equality Review

What is the definition of equality according to the table?

• Giving everyone what they need to succeed

• Giving everyone the same thing

• Making things fair for everyone

• Giving everyone shoes that fit their feet

What is the goal of equity?

• Treat everyone the same

• Make things fair for everyone

• Give everyone the same test time

• Give everyone the same size shoes

Fill in the blank: In real life, equity means students with learning needs get ______ on a test.

• extra time

• less homework

• higher grades

• more questions

Which of the following is an example of equality?

• Everyone gets shoes that fit their feet

• Everyone gets the same size shoes

• Students with learning needs get extra time on a test

• Fair because it considers different needs

Equality always helps everyone equally.

• True

• False

According to the table, why is equity considered fair?

• Because it treats everyone the same

• Because it considers different needs

• Because everyone gets the same thing

• Because everyone gets the same test time

Look at the image comparing 'Equality' and 'Equity.' Which side shows people getting what they need to succeed?

• The 'Equity' side

• The 'Equality' side

• Both sides

• Neither side

Why might the implementation of a solution lead to inequity?

• Limited access for certain groups

• Ignoring specific needs

• Biased decision-making

• Geographic disadvantages

• Lack of money or resources

What is the definition of innovation?

• A repeated process with no change

• A new method, idea, or product designed to solve a problem

• A traditional way of doing things

• A problem that cannot be solved

Fill in the blank: Robotic surgery allows doctors to perform precise operations using _______ arms, helping to improve accuracy.

• robotic

• plastic

• wooden

• magnetic

• manual