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    Some independent schools are particularly old‚ such as The King’s School‚ Canterbury (founded 597)‚ St Peter’s School‚ York (founded c.627)‚Sherborne School (founded c.710‚ refounded 1550 by Edward VI)‚ Warwick School (c.914)‚ The King’s School‚ Ely (c.970) and St Albans School (948). These schools were founded as part of the church and were under their complete dominion. However‚ it was during the late 14th & early 15th centuries that the first schools‚ independent of the church‚ were founded

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    Home schooling is another way for a child to receive his or her education. It is one of many alternatives to regular schooling (classrooms and schools). It is the oldest alternatives to regular schooling and one of the most effective. There are many true stories proving that home schooling is an effective and often successful way to teach you child. But first lets talk about home schooling began in the U.S. Home schooling started in colonial America‚ (around 1777 to 1783) for most colonial homes

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    Kenny Truong PLS 201 Professor Murniz Allen Coson Public education has been an important part of our country throughout history. After the Declaration of Independence‚ fourteen states had their own constitutions by 1791. Seven of those states had specific provisions regarding education. Thomas Jefferson was one of the first American leaders to suggest a public school system. He believed that education should be under the control of the government‚ available to all people regardless of their status

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    Thesis Statement: Online education provides students with flexible schedules and the ability to work at their own pace‚ while a traditional education provides students with the ability to interact with teachers and peer while learning. I. When choosing to make the choice to return to school‚ and further educations levels it can be quiet a difficult decision to make. Whether the choice is to enroll in an online program or the traditional education style‚ students must be dedicated and make the

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    3‚181 year-round schools in the United States alone? In the articles called Year Round School vs. Traditional Schedules in Public Schools by Grace Chen and in the paper Should School Be Year-Round? Published by ReadWorks both help to explain year-round schools. There are several new and interesting approaches about year-round school‚ and there are also some positives and negatives of year-round school. There are many approaches that might interest you about year-round schools‚ but here are three

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    the type of school that their children will attend. They have the choice of sending their children to public school or teaching them from home‚ which is often conducted by use of a personal computer in the home. Home schooling provides a more direct approach of educating today’s youth when compared to public schools. Alternatively‚ public school offers children a greater chance of enhancing their social skills and interaction with other children. In a public school type setting

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    opinions about homeschooling. Some people think that it gives educational freedom‚ closer family relationships‚ and benefits from one on one learning. Although that might seem beneficial it also hurts homeschoolers in the future. If they always had educational freedom it will be difficult to adjust if they ever decided to go to college‚ because it will be a completely different environment. Relationships can suffer from being around each other all the time and can cause tension at home. One on one

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    Private Education “there are 33‚740 private schools in the United States‚ which account for over 25 percent of the nations schools and enroll about 11 percent of all students.” On the other hand‚ according to the National Center for Education Statistics‚ “there are 95‚726 public schools in the United States.” Choosing a right school for their child‚ is one the most vital decision parents have to make. Listed below is the the most common pros and cons between private and publics schools. Public

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    Private vs. Public School Attending either a Private school with a religious background or a Public school can have advantages and disadvantages. Both Private and Public schools have their respective benefits; however‚ private school has countless amounts of benefits. From Kindergarten through eighth grade‚ I attended a 6A size public school with approximately one thousand kids attending. Prior to my freshman year‚ I decided to move to a private school for my highschool years. I found myself in

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    how to think‚ not what to think.” Americans expect their public system of education to provide a solid curriculum. There is a growing controversy in our country regarding education in private schools versus public schools. Whether or not every child should go to private schools is a decision worth questioning; however‚ if a child cannot handle the chaos that public schools have to offer‚ then the decision could be considered. Private schools are valuable and offer programs implementing great educators

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