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Equity vs. Equality
Equity vs. Equality
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Equity is important.
False
True
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What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?
Judicial Branch
Checks and Balances
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
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How would equity help people in their daily lives?
listening to others' perspectives
Gives people a voice
candy and tickets from Mrs. Cowley
Promotes inclusion
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Who is the owner of Goldman Sachs?
Burgess Owens
David M. Solomon
Blake Moore
Chris Stewart
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How many United States representatives are there?
100
365
50
435
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What does equity mean?
balanced
fairness and sameness
access and opportunity
same solutions
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How does Clayton address equity?
Paraprofessionals like Jona help students
Nurse Stacey helps with illnesses
Ms. Bobbi and the counselors help with special situations
Ms. Molloy helps with reading interventions
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What is the supreme law of the land
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Everyone must follow the law
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What year did women get the right to vote?
1977
1919
1776
2019
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Which one of these is your favorite color?
red
Blue
Green
Yellow
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How can we see if equity is happening around us?
not paying attention
Wearing glasses
Observing what is happening around us
getting a good night's sleep
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Who is one of Utah's senators right now?
Mitt Romney
Mike Lee
Joe Biden
Spencer Cox
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What does equality mean?
access and opportunity
diversity
continual process
fairness and sameness
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Why is equity important?
People can get what they need to be successful
Everyone gets the same thing
Everything is fair
We can have the same solutions
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What is the best fast food restaurant of the ones listed?
In-N-Out Burger
Chick-fil-A
McDonald's
Canes
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What is an example of equity in school?
The teacher reads the confusing directions for the whole class
Teachers adapting their style to meet a student's needs
Everyone gets the multiplication chart even if they know the times tables
Everyone gets a bandaid but only one student needs it
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How could you describe equity to someone who doesn't know what it is?
the state of being equal
Giving everyone what they need instead of everyone getting the same thing
the same rights and opportunities
a symbolic expression of two equal parts
