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Fair for Everyone? — More Than One Point of View · KAERON

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Chapter 7 · More Than One Point of View

Lesson 3 · Multiple Perspectives

Fair for Everyone?

Test rules for equal treatment, relevant exceptions and unintended effects.

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Chapter 7

More Than One Point of View

Understand a perspective before deciding whether you agree.

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Fair for Everyone?
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Chapter Overview

Concept

Equal and fair are related, not identical

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Treating everyone identically can be unfair when needs differ. Exceptions can improve fairness when they connect to the purpose of the rule, but arbitrary exceptions weaken trust.

Example

One deadline for every learner

A common deadline supports planning, while an extension for a documented emergency may support the same goal of genuine learning. A secret extension only for a favourite student does not.

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More Than One Point of View

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Equal and fair are related, not identical
One deadline for every learner