Title: Equity in Education: Definition, Effects, How to Get It
Headings: 
What Is Educational Equity and Why Does It Matter?
Why Equity Is Better Than Equality for the Economy
Defining Educational Equity
1. Fairness
2. Inclusion
The Impact of Inequity in Education
Achievement Gap
Education and Income
Education and Wealth
1. Families Headed by College Graduates Earn More
2. The Upward-Mobility Effect
3. The Downward-Mobility Effect
Structural Inequality
How to Achieve Equity in Education
Improving the Educational System's Design
Providing Personalized Education
Targeting Resources to Those Most in Need
Key Takeaways
Article Sources

Content: Providing Personalized Education
The OECD's fifth through seventh steps target the classroom level. Students should receive a personalized education based on their needs. Instead of failing students, give them intense intervention in specific skill areas. This will increase graduation rates. Work with parents more to get their support of their child's schoolwork. If this is impossible, then provide after-school programs for those children. Help immigrants and minority children attend mainstream schools. If needed, give them intense language training. A University of Michigan study found an 11th solution that was both inexpensive and effective. Researchers sent invitations to high-performing, low-income high school students.