Equity Taxonomy 5. Engaged and Inspired Learners

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Equity Taxonomy 5. Engaged and Inspired Learners Student Voice and Aspirations Assessment-Capable Learners 4. Instructional Excellence Gradual Release of Responsibility Compensatory and Adaptive Practices Professional Learning 3. Opportunity to Learn Structural Access to Curriculum, Human and Social Capital 2. Social-Emotional Engagement Cultural proficiency, Welcoming Environment, Restorative Practices Attendance Physical Integration Race/Ethnicity, Ability, Gender, Class, Sexual Orientation: Broadening the Lens