May 9, 2017

Most people who go to private schools develop less hands-on life skills from my experience. They seem to have a tendency of being spoiled too.

 

May 10, 2017

I'd most likely send my kids to a primary school. I did both - majority private. Privates know mummy and daddy are paying heaps of money to sort of smoothly push you through because they don't want to cop the heat of rich parents (that is if you're not a straight A student). Public I loved for year 11 and 12 - the teachers would give me back an essay and say, "don't give me this s---, Charlie," and I'd respond so much better to that because I'd know flat out I can't just f--- around and eventually slide through.

Private school teachers beat around the bush and get you to "fix little things" so you'll pass - whereas my public school would just flat out say "nup," and I'd be like "f---, I can't get away with my usual antics here," - my English teacher actually stood in front of the class and told everyone I was the class clown at the start of the year and I was now beating all of them.

Private schools for the majority are very overrated - and there's definitely some that are "too private" in the way that they breed people with no street smarts who have grades but crumble in the real world due to the fact their social skills are non-existent. They only succeed if they never leave a bubble IE school to uni to degree to internship to job. Never have to actually live a little in the real world.

This is all just my experience and I don't know what it's like in other countries obviously.

 

May 10, 2017

Public School. You interact with a more wide variety of people.

 

May 11, 2017

Yeh it is don't bite

 

May 11, 2017

Thats protos avi