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K-Gr 2—Goodhart attempts a child-friendly version of the distinction between equality and equity, using the hungry pair of Bear and Hare. Both animals discover a stand of pear trees; both animals fall short of reaching the fruit. When they each have a chair to climb on, Bear begins to pick and eat the pears, but Hare still can't reach. A beetle passing through interrupts to explain why the equal distribution of chairs doesn't produce an equitable res...Log In or Sign Up to Read More