Private Schools vs. Public Schools

It can cost more, but has a better pay off for students who have been sent to a private school. The students have been taught the skills and tools needed to know how to succeed in the world. Parents who put their students in private school gain the benefits of being in a smaller environment and participating in advance classes. Students also get to openly talk about religion and about how other religions work. Private school has a better learning environment with out packed classes, full of students not understanding.

Private have flexible teaching methods for the students to do better. There are many advantages for the students (Elizabeth 1). Let’s talk about disadvantages. Their goal is to offer better education without making a profit (Amy Witherbee 2). Private school charge tuitions and that sound n... ... middle of paper ... ...ate vs. Public High Schools.

Students from every race, culture, and religious background come together in one school system. This diversity allows students to develop ways of associating with many different people that would not typically be found in a private school. Learning how to deal with others, no matter what their race, culture, or religion, is a vital asset to learning how to work with others in the future. Private school teachers have been shown to be less qualified teachers that many public school teachers. Some of the most interesting contrasts explain private schools have fewer minority teachers and principals, public school teachers appear to be more education than private school teachers, a... ... middle of paper ... ... agrees with Mrs. Dyckman explaining, "I don't think that just because you pay money for something makes it better.

Schools’ change their teaching style so often that the students end up confused and they do not end up learning at all. Home schooling is part of liberal education becuase they are being taught to be more independent. Being homeschooled has become more common because parents want their kids to focus and not be distracted by the other students or have religious beliefs included to their

For instance; this form of education encourages independent thinking since the homeschoolers are more likely to think independently and make their own decisions away from the majority decisions, like what happening in the public schools. Also, it eradicates boredom because of the students don’t have to wait for others student to chat up what they already mastered. And parents are more likely to save money to their children for college, Lips&Feinberg(2008)"The growing number of students being educated at home is also influencing the American Education system and saving taxpayers between $4.4 billion and $9.9 billion in instructional costs each year"(para.4). One more benefit which I think it’s the most important one that homeschoolers are working for the knowledge instead of grades, because homeschooling is about encouraging children to maximize their personal abilities and enhance knowledge, this way the students will realize their potential

School Choice: Opportunity for Success For some parents, education is highly valued and they can afford high tuition, so they send their children to the private school. Other parents spend more money to move into a community where has good schools. We can call the situations stated above "school choice". However, what we talk here is not the "school choice"; there is another kind of school choice, which all parents can make and do not need to spend more money to move into another community. Generally speaking, children from the high SES family have better opportunities to get appropriate education and succeed in the society.

Parents have options when making decisions regarding their children’s education. Nowadays, manny parents choose homeschooling for their children beside public school, because they feel that most of learning atmosphere at public school does not prioritize the student need. But actually, the good choice to the children beside homeschooling is public schools because, it is provides a more diverse experience than homeschooling such as better social interaction. As we know that, socialitation is the process whereby people acquire the rules of behavior and systems of beliefs and attitudes that equips a person to function effectively as a member of a particular society (Chang, Gould & Meuse, 2011), feel more confidence to answer teacher’s questions. It is evident that a question is the strongest point of effective teaching which can stimulate students’ motivation, focus their attention, help their learning and thinking, and also help the teacher know how well a student’s learning is (Dillon, 1988), and not only provide a better education for children with the profesional teachers to teaching, but also provide a good achievment from the students they are teaching in public school

Ultimately, the decision is made regarding the individual student’s needs and capabilities; but if the opportunity is available, attending a private school is more beneficial. Private schools provide a better quality of education than public schools. Notable alumni and current pupils, specialized curriculum, as well as dedicated teachers and school pride make this possible. One of the most important attributes of any school is the people, both students and faculty members, that are apart of it, and this is one of the leading factors in support of private schools. Students from any community can attend private, for-profit schools.

The Public Choice For some parents, deciding on a school for their children can be a difficult decision. Many parents do not spend much time thinking about it; they place their children into the local school designated by where they live. Others attended a private school themselves and found that it was a beneficial experience and therefore want the same for their kids. But which is better: private schools or public schools? While there are many advantages and disadvantages in each (nothing is going to be absolutely perfect), we are going to focus on the benefits of an education in the public school system, or in other words, schools funded by the government that are for anyone to attend.

In addition, some privat... ... middle of paper ... ...eir autonomy…[and] are unlikely to participate in a voucher program that would require them to meet accountability standards in [certain] areas” (Liberator 2). These opposing views are primarily why the issue is still in debate. Whether you were privately educated or attended a public school, you still were able to obtain an education. Private schools often offer opportunities that you may not be able to find in every public school. Some individuals are quite satisfied with their local public school and find nothing wrong with their child being taught there.