Quote from: jvanname on September 26, 2024, 07:23:31 PM

Quote from: syedakhlaque on September 26, 2024, 06:07:57 PM

The performance of public schools is a long-standing problem. Public schools do not have a performance that deserves praise. The teachers in these schools are not attentive and diligent. And not having the desired performance. This is just negligence and negligence. There are two main objectives of any educational institution 1. Educating children 2. And to train the students in the best possible way۔If an institution does not fulfill these two objectives. So such an institution does not deserve to be called an educational institution.

Yes. Public schools are really shitty.

I strongly disagree with this derogatory statements and it's generalization on public schools. I am a product of such public schools and a living witness to the impacts it has on my education and knowledge today as an individual. I can agree with you when you mentioned the roles the government have played to destroy the quality education found in the public schools, but bastardizing the public institutions in its general is a wrong impression.

Even in the United States of America, while the top private Ivy Leagues remain the most popular in terms of media attention among others, the public institutions still remain some of the best schooling systems to undergo a degree program from the undergraduates to the postgraduate schools and accommodates most of the Americans who have also done well for their careers at various fields of study talking about University of California, University of Florida and that of Michigan.