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    This document discusses the similarities and differences between private and public schools. Private schools have tuition fees while students always wear uniforms and rules are strictly implemented. They are more selective and competitive with admission. Public schools are free for all students with standard-based curricula in larger, more diverse populations. Both aim to educate children, though private schools can offer less programs and resources while public schools require licensed teachers. Ultimately, the goal of both is to complete one's education and be successful, regardless of the type of school attended.

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    Worksheet No. 14

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    This document discusses the similarities and differences between private and public schools. Private schools have tuition fees while students always wear uniforms and rules are strictly implemented. They are more selective and competitive with admission. Public schools are free for all students with standard-based curricula in larger, more diverse populations. Both aim to educate children, though private schools can offer less programs and resources while public schools require licensed teachers. Ultimately, the goal of both is to complete one's education and be successful, regardless of the type of school attended.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY


    MOALBOAL CAMPUS
    Poblacion West, Moalboal Cebu
    Tel Nos. (032) 4474-8196; 474-8104; 474-8383
    Fax Nos. 474-8196; 474-8104; 474-8383
    Website: http://www.ctu.edu.ph
    Email: coedctumoalboal@gmail.com

    College of Education

    School Climate and Culture


    School’S SimilaritieS and UniqUeneSS

    PRIVATE SCHOOLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

    Have tuition fees Free for all students

    Students always wear Standard based curricula


    uniform
    Their main goal is More competitive classroom
    Rules are strictly to educate children
    implemented Larger school population

    Selective, competitive Teachers must be licensed/


    admission certified

    Less programs and More ethnic, cultural


    resources diversity

    Learning is still the most essential thing of all, but one of the ways you are judged
    today is at least somewhat based on the school you attended. All parents presumably just
    have one goal in mind; for us to complete our education and to be successful in our life in the
    future. In the end, whether you attend a private or public school and graduate, the primary
    goal and purpose why school is invented is to educate and prepare one of us, and it’s up on us
    on how to apply them in the real situation.

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