Educational equity ensures every student receives the tailored resources, support, and opportunities needed to succeed, regardless of background. Unlike equality, it addresses systemic barriers like poverty or disability. Schools use data-driven strategies for funding, tutoring, and accessible curricula. Primarily, marginalized students benefit, but society gains overall through reduced achievement gaps, higher graduation rates, and a more skilled, diverse workforce.
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