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    Private education is often preferred by parents over public education, even though private schools are more expensive. Private schools are privately funded without government assistance, have smaller class sizes allowing for more individual attention, and parents perceive the learning environment as safer. However, private schools can be difficult to get into and costly. Public schools have no tuition fees and offer more extracurricular activities and programs, but they can be overcrowded with large class sizes making individual attention from teachers less available. Ultimately, both private and public schools have benefits and drawbacks, so parents must decide which environment is best for their children.

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    Private education is often preferred by parents over public education, even though private schools are more expensive. Private schools are privately funded without government assistance, have smaller class sizes allowing for more individual attention, and parents perceive the learning environment as safer. However, private schools can be difficult to get into and costly. Public schools have no tuition fees and offer more extracurricular activities and programs, but they can be overcrowded with large class sizes making individual attention from teachers less available. Ultimately, both private and public schools have benefits and drawbacks, so parents must decide which environment is best for their children.

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    Private Education VS Public Education

    Is private education really better? These days Students prefer private education over
    public, even though the cost of attending a private school is higher. The debate about which is
    better needs research to decide by providing their pros and cons.

    Private schools are privately owned and funded without the assistance of local, state or federal
    governments. Usually parents prefer them for often finding themselves having a much more
    distinct part in the school system compared to the public ones. Parents also like the fact their
    kids have a more safe learning enviroment. Private schools are usually smaller than public
    schools meaning less students in a single class and easier for the teacher to teach. apart from
    many other important advantages, one of the downsides of private schools is they can be
    expensive and hard to get in.

    To begin with public schools, they have no cost to attend and are easily accessible. public
    schools usally offer more activities/curriculums than private schools. some public schools even
    have better facilities such as sports fields, art and music programs to help encourage their
    hobbies. The major disadvantage of public schools is its overcrowded because of fast growing
    communities and since they have large classes individual attention is less. public schools face
    increased discipline issues having people question the safety of it.

    In conclusion, they both have really good sides some even relatively similar. upto parents to
    decide which they are comfortable with if students are not of age.

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