Private schools are expensive but crowded with the poor, and social phenomena cause parents to suffer
Public school tuition is expensive, but"Poor"Many, this is an important phenomenon in today's society, what about the pain of parents?
Currently, the country's education system is divided into two broad categories, public and private, with the former being funded by ** and the latter being privately funded.
In general, children from ordinary families are more likely to choose to attend public schools. However, due to the instability of the quality of public school admissions, classroom instruction tends to drift with the flow, and students' academic performance may not be significant.
In order to improve student achievement, some parents do not hesitate to spend a lot of money to send their children to well-known public schools. As a result, a peculiar phenomenon has emerged in society: it is all in public schools"Poor", and public schools are full of luxury cars.
Many people may be confused by this phenomenon, because by definition, public schools should be the exclusive domain of the wealthy, after all, the so-called aristocratic educational institutions are located there. However, the reality is quite the opposite.
There are still many students from ordinary families in private schools, which also reveals"Poor"unfortunate situation. Ordinary parents make an effort to send their children to private institutions, but the effect is not always significant.
Why some"Poor parents"Prefer to send children to public schools rather than public institutions?Are public schools bad?
In the case of these ordinary families, for example, both husband and wife are usually wage earners who are paid enough to cover basic living expenses. However, they chose to enrol their children in public schools, which increased their family expenses.
It may be difficult for some people to understand why the standard of living of the whole family should be lowered for the sake of their children's education. Let's explain why"Poor parents"Always favor public schools.
In fact, not all parents are obligated to send their children to public schools, but it is a forced choice. First, there is the issue of public school boards, which are still relied upon for admission in many districts.
Public school tuition is clearly cheaper compared to housing prices. Secondly, the teaching model of public schools is more targeted, and teachers are more attentive to education, after all, teachers' salaries are closely related to students' progression rates.
In addition, some public schools also offer boarding, which can alleviate parents' concerns to some extent. Finally, public schools also provide opportunities for parents to make useful friends and expand their social circles.
Sending children to public schools is"Poor parents"of sad acts?Why is it considered sad for parents of normal families to send their children to public schools?Actually, I'm not blaming these parents, it's just that in such a fierce social competition, they go to great lengths to provide a better learning environment for their children"Sad"Is it?However, many parents are content with this life.
In order for their children to achieve better academic performance in public schools, parents may tighten their belts or even lower their standard of living, but this is one"Sad"Is it?However, most parents may prefer to enjoy the process.
Because children are seen as the hope of the whole family, it is also the joy of all parents to see their children achieve good grades. They would rather suffer a little more than let their children live a good life.
Therefore, we cannot criticize this"Strange phenomenon", because after all, everyone's choice is different. In today's situation where the pressure of going on to higher education is so great, isn't it a problem that should be taken seriously that a small negligence can lead to the loss of the opportunity to go on to higher education?
What factors should students consider when choosing public and private schools?Both private and public schools have their pros and cons. So, how should students make their choices?
First, let's take a look at the advantages of public schools: teachers are generally more attentive, strict in managing students, and provide additional teaching services. But the disadvantage that cannot be ignored is the higher tuition fee.
Next, let's look at the advantages of public schools: teacher quality*** more advanced teaching resources, faster response to changes in education policy, and more equity. However, public schools may not be able to provide more personalized services.
In short, parents should consider various factors when choosing a school for their children to find the most suitable school for their children. Personally, I don't think it's a wise choice to reduce the quality of family life in order to pay for public school tuition.
With the development of today's education system, the teaching environment of schools is gradually becoming more balanced. Therefore, parents should be more rational when choosing a school and not pay too much attention to the short-term effects of prestigious schools.
Choosing a school is something that parents must carefully consider and must take into account the actual situation of the student. Specifically, what should parents pay attention to?Here are some suggestions.
First, parents can ask their students for their opinion on whether they are leaning towards public schools or public schools. If the child is having difficulty making a choice, parents can help the child make a list of the pros and cons of both schools and then make a decision together.
In addition, considering the student's personality is also an important factor. For motivated and cheerful students, there will be a wider range of school options. However, students who are slightly more introverted may not be a good fit for public schools.
In particular, students with relatively weak ability to work under pressure are not recommended to attend public schools. If students' psychological adaptability is insufficient, they will be resistant to the environment and even have an inferiority complex.
Finally, the family's financial situation is an important factor in determining school choice. If your family can't afford public school, don't stick around. Look at the family's financial situation rationally and make realistic choices.
The author of this article does not intend to target or allude to any country, political system, organization, race, or individual. The above content does not mean that the author supports any laws, rules, opinions, actions, and is not responsible for the authenticity of the information contained in this article. The author of this article is not responsible for any problems caused by the above content or related issues, and does not assume any direct or indirect legal responsibility.