Free Reflection (State school or Private school)

                                               Comparison-Contrast: Private or State

            

          Even if they serve as an educational institution, there are some differences between private secondary schools and state secondary schools in terms of education quality, foreign language education, and social facilities.

          First of all, most of the private schools offer better education than state schools. Unlike state schools, they are more interested in students and they take good care of them individually. While state schools’ education systems are more strict and limited, students have more freedom in private schools than they do in state schools. This enables them to focus on their school activities instead of problematic issues that they may encounter in state schools. 

        Second, although students can learn foreign language in both schools, private schools offer students more effective and productive learning. Also, students can learn more than one foreign language in private schools while this number is limited to one in state schools. On the other hand, private schools provide better teachers in foreign language classes than state schools. 

       Finally, while private schools have more social activities for their students such as arts, sports, or cultural activities,  state schools cannot usually offer these activities due to monetary issues. This difference is really important for working parents. As they rarely have time for their children in a week time, they may want to send their children to these private schools to contribute to their social development. Nevertheless, it is rather unusual for state schools to offer this kind of facilities and so, they focus on academic development rather than social. 

     To sum up, state schools and private schools differ from each other in points of education quality, foreign language education and social activities.