The reason why "private colleges" are not recommended is not only because of the high tuition fees, but also because of the hidden drawbacks
Why can't you say it?"Public schools"？Expensive tuition fees are one thing, but the hidden drawbacks are the most terrifying.
Introduce. In our country's education system, both public and public schools have their pros and cons. While public schools are considered a symbol of quality education, their high tuition fees and hidden drawbacks deter some parents. This article will discuss the fees and hidden drawbacks of schools to help parents make an informed choice.
Tuition fees are high. Public schools are funded by the state, and students only have to pay relatively low tuition fees, and the day-to-day expenses are borne by parents. Public schools, on the other hand, do not have state funding and can only rely on their own profits to sustain their operations. In order to ensure the quality of teaching and the proper functioning of schools, public schools have to charge higher fees. Some regular public schools charge as much as $20,000 per year, while some upscale public schools charge more than $100,000 per year. This makes it difficult for many families to afford public school fees, making it the biggest obstacle to private education.
Expansion: To explore the problem of high academic fees in public schools, in addition to comparing them with the financial endowments of public schools, it is also possible to mention the characteristics of public schools in terms of investment in education. Public schools are profit-making in nature, so they need to be kept afloat by charging fees. In addition to paying the salaries of faculty and staff, schools also invest in the renovation of teaching facilities, teacher training, student activities, etc. These additional costs are gradually passed on to students, which means that public school tuition remains high.
There is an overabundance of student rosters.
In order to recruit high-quality students, public schools generally attract high-quality students by increasing the admission rate. For this reason, teachers have put forward higher requirements for students, and even require students to only be admitted to key middle schools. This high-intensity, fast-paced Xi can lead to mental health issues in students, and sometimes students don't improve their grades because they are Xi from morning to night.
Expansion: In public schools, students are often under tremendous pressure to Xi. The school not only requires students to be literate, but also to develop their comprehensive and social skills. This kind of education focuses on academic Xi and achievement, emphasizing the high demands on students. However, for some students, this way of learning Xi may not be suitable and will cause them to be in a poor mental state and become bored with Xi.
School life is a problem.
In order to adapt to the Xi and management requirements of public schools, many parents send their children to live in public schools. Although living on campus can exercise students' independence, there are also some problems. First of all, parents cannot keep abreast of the problems encountered by students in school and cannot help students solve problems in time. Second, living away from their parents can lead to emotional confusion and loneliness in students.
Extension: Boarding education has an impact on both the development and lifestyle of students after they leave home. On the positive side, boarding colleges allow students to live independently, developing their self-care and problem-solving skills. However, there are some problems with boarding schools. When students are separated from their parents, feelings of loneliness and emotional confusion can arise. In addition, the daily life and rest time of boarding students are strictly regulated by the school, which can limit the freedom and personality development of students.
Conclusion. When choosing a school, parents should fully consider the tuition fees and the hidden shortcomings of public schools. If the child is independent, has excellent academic Xi, and has a strong personality adaptability, public schools may be suitable for them. However, if the child is withdrawn and dependent, parents should think more about the child's physical and mental health, not just academic Xi grades. In addition, the family's financial situation is also an important consideration, after all, education is a long-term investment. Therefore, when making a choice, parents should comprehensively consider factors such as the school's teaching quality, students' personality characteristics and family conditions to make a decision that meets the child's developmental needs. Choosing the best school for your child is the most important thing.