ppt on public and private school

3.  PRIVATE SCHOOLS
 A school supported by a private organization or
private individuals rather than by the government.
 A school founded, conducted and maintain by a
private group rather than by the government, usually
charging tuition and often following a particular
philosophy, viewpoint etc.
 A school under the financial and managerial control
of a private body or charitable trust, accepting mostly
fee – paying pupils.
 A school that does not get money from the
government and that is run by a group of private
individuals.
 A school that is established, conducted and primarily
supported by a non-government agency.

4.  1.
 Class size in one of the major differences between
public and private schools. The class size in urban
public schools can be as large as 25-30
pupils/students (or more) while must private schools
keep their class sizes closer to an average of 15 or 16
students.
 2
 Public school teachers need to be certified, private
school teachers don’t necessarily need to be certified
but are often experts in their fields, and many have
master’s or even doctoral degrees. It is very difficult to
remove public school teachers, private school teachers
generally have contracts that are renewable each year.

5.  Many public school do a good job of preparing
students for college many do not. For example, are
recent study found that even a – rated public schools
in New York City have remediation rates of over 50%
for their graduates who attend the City University of
New York. Private schools do thorough job of
preparing their graduates to succeed in college.
 In part, because private schools often have selective
admissions processes, they are able to choose
students who are highly motivated. Many private
school students want to learn, and your children will
be surrounded by student who regard academic
achievement as desirable.

7. PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1. At a public school, student
often have more diverse course
options and wider access to
sports, arts and music
program.
2. Many parents and students in
public schools feel like they
have closer relations to the
local community.
3. Teachers are requires to be
certified educational
instructors.
4. Public schools are also low
cost.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
1. Private school curriculum are usually
more focused on specialized topics
(like the creative arts) that prepare
student for careers and higher
education in a chosen field.
2. Class sizes are smaller, the student –
to – teacher ration is lower, and course
work is more challenging.
3. Most private schools have access to
better books, supplies and classroom
technology.
4. Private school students generally have
higher graduation and college
acceptance rates, and earn higher
degrees.
 ADANTAGES

8. PUBLIC SCHOOL
1. Class sizes are often much
larger, resulting in less
individualized attention.
2. Classes are geared toward a mid
– learning level, which may
cause more advance students to
lose interest.
3. Access to learning materials and
classroom technology is limited,
and textbooks are often
outdated and worn.
4. Public schools also have more
days off, which may challenge
busy parents.
PRIVATE SCHOOL
1. The cost of attending a private
school is higher than attending a
public one.
2. Since courses are specialized,
student may have a smaller range
of subjects they can pursue.
3. Students usually have to pass an
entry exam to be admitted.
4. Private schools are also less
regulated by the state, which means
that teachers aren’t required to hold
teaching degrees and special
education programs may be
lacking.