Comparing Between Government and Private Education in Egypt

I. Introduction What's the most flexible parasite known to mankind? I believe it is an idea. A single idea within the boundaries of the human mind can build cities. An idea can completely transform the world and rewrite all the rules. A single idea, in the right person’s head, could do wonders – an idea in the head of a scientist could convert into a lifesaving invention or discovery (such as electricity, sanitation); in the head of a nation leader it could provide the means for peaceful solutions rather than life-shattering decisions of war and gore; in an architect’s head it would mean the building of a world wonder like the Great Pyramid of Giza, Stonehenge, the Taj Mahal or the Great Wall of China. Yet ideas are not suddenly generated in people’s minds out of nowhere – the sparkling seed of such incredible ideas, in fact, rooted in the education they receive for the better part of their lives. The topic will be comparing between private and government educations in Egypt, this particular topic were chosen because iam familiar with it and have a background, also it’s interested. In the following lines I will discuss what education, the foundation of education in Egypt, the deferent between education in past and now days. Although the central focus of this paper will be education in universities, still i will mention education in schools, because it’s a part of the education process. Also will discuss the education system in Egypt (basic, secondary, post-secondary, and Al Azhar), then the deferent between government and private schools and universities. The applied part will compare between Misr International University and Ain Shams University. Afterward, will mention the possible resolutions and at end the conclusion

II. What is education? What is education? Cambridge university press defined education as “the process of teaching and learning in school or college, or the knowledge that you get from this “.Education