'equity of learning' is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it to refer to the principle that learning opportunities should be available to everyone regardless of their background. For example, "Our school is committed to promoting equity of learning for all students."
There are significant differences in students' perception of the scales of Technology Usage, Learning Data, Students Cohesiveness, Equity, and Learning Experience in current situation.
And there are significant differences in the scales of Technology Usage, Learning Data, Students Cohesiveness, Equity, and Learning Experience.
Supervisors reported being conflicted on the notion of a 'level playing field' put forward by universities to ensure student equity during learning experiences.
A promising line of inquiry that uses the organizational learning framework focuses on issues of equity and student learning.
Firms see K-12 education as a profitable field, while educators are torn between whether the influx of equity will optimize learning or limit educational autonomy.
This set of theoretical and methodological approaches can help to answer questions about pedagogy, equity, learning, and educational policy and organization.
By evidencing equity of degree rigour and learning outcomes we may eliminate the stigma pervading online degrees and better ensure hiring managers' preferences are informed by graduates' skills, rather than concerns about degree quality (Cannon, 2014) or perceptions that DE is a 'dumbed down' education option (Chant, 2013).
Warburg Pincus, a private equity pioneer, learned that the hard way.
This poster presentation pictorially depicts the evolution of a local project that aims to enable women with learning disabilities equity of access to breast and cervical screening.
And yet, international comparisons show there is no incompatibility between the quality of learning and equity, the highest performing education systems combine both.
