An understanding of public education's twisted roots will lend new perspective to the everyday display of public education's bitter fruits.
Different children have different learning styles and different timetables.
This lack of respect for individual differences or difficulties results in very poor education for the children that need it the most. There are 3.3 million teenage alcoholics. Private Education's Potential Problems First of all, private schools are expensive. In a society where people are conditioned to think of school as a free right, few people are willing or able to make the heavy commitment to pay for school tuition and to transport their children there. A look at God's plan for socialization shows that an age-segregated environment can only result in children lowering themselves to the lowest level around them.