Distributive Values and Independent Values
Distributive Values and Independent Values
This chapter introduces three distributive values relating to education: equality, adequacy, and benefiting the less advantaged; and introduces independent values -- such as childhood goods, and freedom of choice of residence and occupation -- which should be taken into account when making decisions about educational policy and practice.
Keywords: social justice, distributive justice, educational equality, childhood goods, adequacy, freedom, equity
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