In Australia, the value of a 'fair go' includes the principle of equality of opportunity in education. If a student from a remote rural community applies to a city-based university, which of the following best describes how their application should be handled?
- The student should be assessed based on their individual merit and potential to succeed in the study program.Cevap
- BThe student should be guaranteed a passing grade in all subjects to ensure they achieve the same wealth as other students.
- CThe student should be given lower priority because applicants from city backgrounds are more likely to have a history of higher education.
Cevap
The student should be assessed based on their individual merit and potential to succeed in the study program.
The correct answer reflects the Australian belief that every person has the same legal right to pursue an education. Success in Australia is based on a person's own work, potential, and merit rather than their social status or where they come from.
Adım Adım Çözüm
Anahtar Kavram
Equality of Opportunity in Education
İpuçları
1
Think about whether 'a fair go' means everyone gets the same result or everyone gets the same chance.
2
In Australia, should a person's home town or family history prevent them from applying for a university course?
Daha Fazla Pratik
Review the section on 'Equality in Australia' in the citizenship handbook to understand how merit-based selection works.
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