There is a battle being waged by parents and educators alike that says a public school education sorely lacks when compared with that of private schooling. Citing overcrowding, teacher apathy, lackadaisical attitudes and poor instruction as the primary culprits, opponents to public schooling believe that children can no longer receive even an adequate education unless they are placed in private schools. The writer compares and contrasts the benefits of public and private schooling. Bibliography lists 12 sources. A 17 page examination of the issue of privatization, how it would affect our public school system, and how it would affect the quality of education which is currentlybeing provided to our students.
Bibliography lists twenty sources.
A 7 page research paper on privatizing urban schools. The writer argues that the positive aspects of privatization far outweigh the negative and offers the promising case of Hartford, Connecticut as an example. Reasons to change over are analyzed in great detail as are some of the casual factors behind decline in inner-city school systems. Bibliography lists 4 sources. The problems faced by American Indians today in the education system of the United States is explored in this 7 page paper.