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Unequitable

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Un`eq´ui`ta`ble
a.1.Inequitable.


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Many federal and state public school funding formulas ignore the segregation resource issues, adding to the unequitable and lack of resources for primarily minority public schools.
In her essay titled "Reaction to Ethnic Notions," she states: Because of their cultural uniformity, and unless there are conscious strategies to the contrary, pre-service programs often serve as a mechanism for reproducing negative and racist attitudes and beliefs that later get translated into teaching approaches that continue to create unequitable education.
For us to deny those of an increasingly troubled world, especially refugees, entry to Australia on environmental grounds, while using an unequitable amount of the world's resources, is grossly selfish.
 
 
 
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