different types of educational opportunities available for children
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As I am sure that you already know, there are many different types of educational opportunities available for children. These opportunities include charter schools, private schools, public schools, and home schooling. Do you think that one type of opportunity is better than the other? If so, which one and why? If not, why?
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School types for kids are evaluated informally.
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This is a very difficult question to tackle, and even harder to assess.
Why?
Well, because each family does what is within their means, or what they think is the best solution.
Let us go over each type:
Charter schools receive funding from the government (so are public) but make their own rules and regulations. These are an alternative to a public school. They might specialize in different subjects such as arts, math or music
Private schools are where the parents pay full tuition to receive an education. They are not administered by the government, they can select their own students, and are often thought to provide the top education
Public schools are funded and governed by the government.
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