Public ownership means public ownership, which means the same thing. Public corresponds to private, public corresponds to private. Of course, many public schools now advocate private assistance, but it is still public and the nature of public assistance remains unchanged.
Public schools, that is, public schools, were founded with government financial allocation. Public schools are organized by the state or the collective, and the funds are basically from the financial allocation of the national government. The number and scale of running schools far exceed those of private schools. In some countries, public schools provide free education. The entrance threshold of public universities is high, and the application competition is fierce.
First, the advantages of public schools
Public schools have advantages in many aspects, such as better educational resources and policy support. Public schools are relatively more stable and the teaching methods are more single. All teachers must teach according to the national education syllabus, thus ensuring the stability of education quality.
Public schools pay more attention to test scores when enrolling students, and can identify students with different academic achievements and a group of outstanding candidates, which is very beneficial to future talent training.
Second, the advantages of private schools
Private schools are more independent economically and can make more plans and decisions according to their own needs. Moreover, in teaching, private schools pay attention to students' academic growth and quality training, and pay more attention to the development of students' thinking ability, not just the teaching content itself.
Third, the difference between public schools and private schools.
1, enrollment policy:
Public schools: Public schools usually enroll students according to the enrollment policy formulated by the government and accept applications from all students in the corresponding areas. Students are generally admitted by examination or lottery.
Private schools: Private schools have greater autonomy and can formulate their own enrollment policies according to their own conditions. Generally, enrollment will be based on comprehensive factors such as students' grades, interviews and academic background.
2. School management:
Public schools: Public schools are managed by the government or the education department and follow relevant education laws and policies. Most of the teaching staff are civil servants or career staff.
Private schools: Private schools are run by private institutions or individuals and run independent management systems. Faculty members are generally contract employees or employment employees.
3. Tuition:
Public schools: Public schools are usually funded by the government, and students do not have to pay tuition fees to study in public schools. Some public schools may charge some miscellaneous fees or specific fees.
Private schools: Private schools mainly rely on parents to pay tuition fees to maintain their operation and development. Tuition fees in private schools are generally higher, so families with better economic conditions are more likely to choose private schools.