Education Inequality Terms

adjective unfair or unjust

adverb inequitably

• The distribution of resources in the country is inequitable, with certain regions receiving much more than others.
• It's not fair that some students get more opportunities than others, it's just inequitable.
• The way they divide up the chores in that house is totally inequitable.
• In the game of life, some people are dealt a much more inequitable hand than others.

adjective an adjective describes a noun or pronoun, in this case 'poor' describes someone or something lacking wealth or resources

• The poor economic conditions have led to a rise in unemployment rates.
• I feel bad for the poor families struggling to make ends meet.
• That movie was so poor, I couldn't even finish watching it.
• Her poor decision-making skills have cost her many opportunities in life.