Equality is not truly equality until there is equality with
equity. Be aware of the dimensions of equality and how their
actualization produce equality with equity.
Equality has three dimensions. Until these three dimensions are actualized equality does not exist. Full equality consists of equality of
opportunity, equality of participation, and
equality of achievement.
Equality of opportunity provides a person
with access to enter an arena, equality of
participation indicates that he is engaged in
or partaking of the offerings in that arena,
and equality of achievement denotes that
he has received or is in the process of
receiving benefits that are equitable to
those received or will be received by other achievers in that equality process.
For example: A certain student accepts
equality of opportnity to attend Wildwood
School, he paticipates in the curriculum at
the school, but he fails to acquire equality
of achievement. This student has not
experienced fulll equality.
We can say that a school or a class without
failures is a school or class where students
are experiecing equality of opportuity, equality
of participation and equality of achievement.
Equity is evenhandedness, fairness, justice and
equitableness. Real equity exists when there is
fairness in equality of opportunity, equality of
participation and equality of achievement. In
the equity process this cardinal princiople is
adhered to: from each according to his natrural
and nurtured ability and potential.
Equality with equity is the noblest way of lviing
for the individual and the society.
Copyright 2015 by Uriah J. Fields
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You write often about the concept of "without failure." I'm not sure what that means in the context of equity or equality. Failure is a natural occurrence. The ultimate failure is death or the failure to live anymore.
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Like it or not, we are all judged. But as Martin Luther King so eloquently stated, "We should not be judged by the color of our skin, but by the quality of our character." So, when our character does not meet ours or others expectations, we have failed, regardless of external circumstances.
The barriers holding back truly quality, many of them religious myth, are gradually falling by the wayside with the coming understanding that all people regardless of their physical characteristics or cultural background, have value to society and should be encouraged to freely pursue "life, liberty and happiness."
Ron
Well written. Well said.
Thank you
Chris