Some people say private schools should be banned because they give students an unfair advantage on others. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give your opinion and include relevant examples from your own experience.
Some schools of thought suggest that pupils get extra benefits from the private schools. They believe that it should be restricted. In the upcoming paragraphs, I will critically examine this notion and share a plausible conclusion.
To commence with, some supporters argue that private schools should be stopped. One of the main reasons: it creates the wide gap between the affluent and impoverished pupils; they have high fees structures, which only the wealthy families can afford. Besides this, they provide advanced facilities in the classroom: smart blackboards, projectors, computers facility, and so forth, helping the learners to get better access to education, whereas government schools do not have these facilities, which means the learners in these schools do get advanced teaching methods, affecting their creativity and intelligence. For instance, a recent survey conducted by the Indian Education Department, shows that the scores of pupils of private schools are much higher than the pupils of government schools; because in the former they offer advanced teaching methods in the classroom, helping them to learn faster and effectively.
Nevertheless, others contend that this phenomenon helps the society to work smoothly. If this policy applied: it creates a burden on the state schools; there are fewer public schools as compared with the private schools and they require huge amounts of funds to manage the education system, which also puts pressure on the taxpayers. Moreover, private schools are innovating and improving the standard of education which is preparing the future generations for upcoming challenges.
In hindsight, I strongly believe that private schooling should not be prohibited; it is the one that helps society to run effectively because it provides better education, helps to boost creativity and also lessens the burden on the state to manage this system.
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