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Reply to "I never understood the difference between public and private until today"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What left you awestruck?[/quote] The facility for starters. I just toured the lower campus for preschool through 8th. It had 2 gymnasiums, a pool, amazing art and music studios. All children take up an instrument. The science lab space is amazing, and they are expanding to a new innovative stem center. There is crazy fabrication shop. All kids take Spanish and Mandarin. The library has fireplaces. It was magical I toured Hogwarts.[/quote] this is precisely why i didn't want my kids in the private school. it's a school, not a resort. they don't need any of those facilities. [/quote] Fireplaces in the library, sure, that’s unnecessary. But you think they don’t need a science lab, gym, or spaces to learn art and music?[/quote] OP specifically referred to the difference between public and private. a gym - sure. two gyms are not necessary. not all children should be taking up instruments (long story but as someone who played an instrument semi-seriously this is BS) you don't need "new innovative stem center". American science education is way too much hands on. If you want to be better in physics you need more math, no more labs etc etc [b]I prefer school to have a bit of an ascetic vibe. [/b]school is not a place where "fun" should be the primary objective [/quote] If you prefer that, great. I think most parents want their kids to get a well-rounded education in a way that sparks their interest. And I disagree with your characterization that if education is made interesting, that “fun is the primary objective”.[/quote] [b]if education is any good it won't be all that fun or interesting[/b]. Americans don't understand that which is why their edu is so atrocious for the money spent.[/quote] I truly feel sorry for you if you think that education or the acquisition of knowledge should not be interesting to the pupil. What country were you educated in?[/quote]
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