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Medical school
* Many medical schools devote very little attention to geriatric medicine.
* Most medical schools encourage the use of computers in various ways
  - have nutrition
  - publish financial aid handbooks
* are among the subcultures where foosball has flourished
  - concerned with the overall quality and scope of undergraduate work
  - facilities
  - most concerned with the overall quality and scope of undergraduate work
  - notorious for forcing interns to go without sleep
  - world class, specially public universities
* can indeed produce family physicians.
* differ in emphasis placed on research.
* emphasize scientific diagnosis and treatment and understanding of research.
* look for well-rounded individuals who have demonstrated that they care about others.
* offer courses on the healing power of faith.
* study effects.
* train doctors to think of death as the enemy
  - professionals to treat diseases instead of studying their causes

Independent school
* allow a child to experience a wide variety of activities.
* are important resources for Aboriginal communities.
* provide many benefits to parents as well as children.

Language school
* are schools.
* make up a considerable portion of the private educational sector.

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Middle school
* Many middle schools are a variation on the junior high school or high school model.
* are academies
  - little children in big bodies so they still like treats
* critical point at which students make decisions about their academic directions.
* is the time parents cease to be the center of kids' lives.
* philosophy that defines an approach and an organizational pattern.
* presents a span of years when parents often seem to lose touch with their children.
* time of change and transition.

Poor school
* exist in poor neighborhoods.
* lead to poverty in old age.

Primary school
* Most primary schools have a small school library.
* is often a child's first experience of people from other cultures than their own
  - the beginning of children's compulsory education
  - where most criminals begin their antisocial behaviour

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Private school
* Many private schools integrate religion into their curriculum.
* Some private schools are also boarding schools
  - use stylish uniforms as a way of attracting students or identification.
  * April 20, 2011. Retrieved on April 20, 2011. These schools decide what students to admit. They get their money in whole or in part from the money that students pay to attend the school, instead of from taxes. Private schools are often more expensive than other schools
* are accountable Private schools are directly accountable to the families they serve.
* are an alternative to the public school system
  - option for parents who want to assure their child a better education
  - businesses and they run on supply and demand, plain and simple
  - common in the United States
  - mostly single-sex schools
  - schools that are sponsored by a nonpublic group
  - status communities
  - typically more expensive than publicly funded institutions
* exist because their constituencies believe they do a better job for their children.
* have a significant impact on the Colorado economy.
* is often a casualty of divorce economics.
* play an important role in our society.
* require school uniforms, which vary from school to school.
* work because there different culture at work.

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Day school
* are also independent schools, able to make their own decisions and adjustments
* teach children and youth from ages five through eighteen.

Seminary
* Seminaries are offshoots of feudalism and grow on feudalistic endowments
* Seminaries are religious groups