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Class Equity is a concept related to ensuring that all students in a classroom have equal access to resources and opportunities to succeed academically, regardless of their backgrounds or abilities. This can involve implementing an equitable classroom economy, connecting with parents, community, and students, and incorporating equitable practices into online courses, among other strategies. Providing equity in the classroom requires considering each learner's needs and making sure they have the right resources to learn, which is different from providing the same resources to everyone regardless of whether they can make use of them. Class Equity is about celebrating and encouraging the unique talents and abilities of each individual student to achieve academic success.
A securities account, also known as a brokerage account, is an investment account used to hold financial assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs on behalf of an investor, allowing them to buy and sell these securities. There are two main options when opening a brokerage account: a cash account or a margin account. Securities can include various investments, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, and other marketable securities. The value of assets in a securities account can fluctuate and can even decline. A securities account differs from a bank account in that it holds securities and some cash, whereas a bank account only holds cash deposits. Some brokerage accounts may provide a debit card and allow you to write checks.
