I did this because research consistently shows that our nation's public schools remain segregated by both race and class, producing inequitable access to educational opportunity that has robbed our nation's most vulnerable students of learning gains and later life success.
The findings suggest that inefficient and inequitable initial contracts can occur, in part, because of the cognitive shortcomings in human decision-making processes that reveal themselves early in the arrangement before learning and trust building can accumulate.
Increasingly, researchers also argue that fair testing needs to address inequitable distribution of educational resources and access to knowledge (Kunnan 2008) and opportunity to learn (OTL) falls within the scope of test fairness discussions (Pullin and Haertel 2008).
Although our initial goals for degree production in phase I HAMP (Heartland?s Alliance for Minority Participation) were achieved, we learned that--for a state with only a 12% minority population and a history of inequitable treatment of minorities--we must deal with an additional dimension and set of challenges by customizing approaches to recruitment and training for our region.
Although each of the integrative approaches in Table 1 has value in advancing learning, as Vasquez et al. (2013) pointed out, a major concern is that of inequitable discipline representations in STEM research and learning outcomes (English, 2015; English and Kirshner, 2016; Hoachlander, 2014/2015; Honey et al., 2014; Marginson et al., 2013; Moore et al., 2014; Shaughnessy, 2013).
Inequitable enforcement, he charges.
It was quite mediocre, very inequitable.
Some methods of rationing are often inequitable.
London certainly is a very inequitable city.
It is, he admits, "absolutely inequitable".
