The Australian education system should united and be the same level as the Nsw education system

Affirmative's case: The Australian education should be the same throughout the entire nation. Con's case: The Australian education should remain the same and have a variety of styles with education. Since pro did not include definitions, I will provide the definitions that will be used for the remainder of this debate:DEFINITIONS:1. Education: The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction 2. Nation: Entire country3. Equivalent: EqualThe general idea of having the education of within Australia being united has major disadvantages. There are many factors that must be taken into account if such a law was to become implemented. It will affect the education of those who are:1. Naturally Gifted and Talent (also known as GAT) and hard workers.2. Affected with a learning disabilities 3. ImmigrationArguments:Gifted and Talented:Within any given background, 99% of the time there is at least one student who wishes to excel within their studies and the amount of work given to them during class is simply not enough. The education within any average school in NSW is not enough for a student to receive their maximum potential in life. Many students believe that they lack enough education just within the school and therefore seek for further learning material outside of school. They spend money on other materials to aid them in their education outside of school. This can either be done because they are falling behind or simply because they wish to study more for a better job. The same thing can be applied to those students outside of NSW who are not receiving the same level of education at their school. If they believe that they are not learning enough within their own school, they themselves re able to do something about it. Some options include going some extensive coaching, studying more online or simply buying the books neccesarry for their learning. We humans are smart enough to know whether we wish to study more or not. Those with LEARNING DISSABILITIES:Pro's resolution clearly was " that Australian education should be same throughout the nation". He therefore implies that the education for EVERY STUDENT within Australia must be the same. This is proven as a very unreasonable as there are those who have learning disabilities within specific schools in Australia. These disabilities make creates difficulties for those students to learn, and therefore will not be able to progress at the same rate as required by the education provided by the government. Some of these disabilities that can be taken note of include:1. Those who are visually impaired 2. Those with ADHD3. Those who are audibly impaired. Just to name a few. By trying to create the same education system for all the students in Australia, those with learning difficulties can create a big gap between those without. In schools with students who suffer from learning difficulties, they are given a much less demanding workload for obvious reasons. It will illogical to change the education system for "the good of the nation" as claimed by pro in his first argument. English as a SECOND LANGUAGE:There are a lot of students in Australia who study English as their second language. The main reason is because their family migrated from a different country and decided to live in Australia. Those from Asian countries are a common example. The point that I am trying to make is that those who are learning English as their second language should not be disadvantaged by being forced to be put into the same education as those who have English as their first tongue. This will not only create major difficulties in their studies of English, but also create difficulties to understand the material being taught during class. This is commonly why most school in Australia (Primary school, Middle school and High School) have an "ESL" (English as Second Language) unit for students who are newly migrated to Australia. It provides them a more comfortable setting and allows them to study at a more reasonable/suitable pace for their level of education. The implementation of this "one education system" for all students currently in Australia will not be a reasonable option. CONCLUSION:The disadvantages of creating an "education system that is the same throughout the nation" clearly outweighs the advantages. One must take into concern that it will affect the studies of those who having learning difficulties and those who have English as their second tongue. Educated readers may also note that uniting the education system in Australia as one will benefit none of those students who are naturally gifted and talented. It is now up to Pro to prove to use why implementing this "one education" system for the entire nation will actually be beneficial. Onto pro to make his second argument...