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PUBLIC. Kasi walang pakialam mga prof/teachers kung mabawasan mga estudyante nila and at the same time, malaki ang pananagutan nila sa gobyerno kung hindi nila gawin ang trabaho nila ng maayos.MEANING, kung hindi mag-aaral ng mabuti ang mga estudyante at mapilitang lumipat o drop, wala pa ring bawas sa sweldo nila 'yun. 'yun ay kung ginagawa nila ang trabaho nila at pwede silang mapanagot sa gobyerno.UNLIKE sa private, sinasabihan sila ng administrators o gumagawa sila ng paraan through internal discussions or changes sa grading system or curriculum para lang hindi "marami" ang lumipat dahil sa "mababang" antas ng edukasyon na natatanggap ng mga estudyante nila KUNG mababa ang mga grado nila na SIYANG papasok sa isip ng kanilang mga magulang na dahilan para ilipat sila.You know what I'm saying? HAHA. Gulo.Basta sa public kasi, maraming checks and balances both from the side of the student and the school.
Nope. Nanggaling ako sa public at ang mga teachers ko pa nagsasabi na kahit di sila pumasok sa klase nila ganoon pa rin ang susuwelduhin nila.
Kaya nga, meaning to say hindi kawalan ang isang bulakbol sa klase, pumasok man sila o hindi eh sariling sikap nila yun at hindi magdadalawang isip ang guro na ibagsak sila.
Funny it is na though halos lahat ng may position sa topic eh nagsasabing private ang nakakaangat when ang top university ng pinas ayon sa prevailing survey eh hindi privately owned...
i've been to both public and private schools. i graduated from a public elementary school, and from a private high school. and I could say, nakadepende talaga sa estudyante at guro ang kalalabasan. Facility wise, lamang ang private schools. Pero, may mga public schools na magaganda ang facilities. When it comes to teachers, "supposedly" lamang ang mga public schools. why? kasi hindi ka pwede maging teacher sa public schools if you don't pass the Licensure Exams for teachers - meaning, kailangan, board-passer ka. That is a requirement sa Civil Service. Some private schools accept under-board educ graduates, because they (teachers) cannot demand a higher pay (simply because they are not board passers), and licensed teachers can demand for a "certain" pay.Back then, 80's and 90's, I could say that our public school teachers are very competent. Strict yet very competent. Now, kahit na magaling ang teacher, pero kung ung bata walang interes sa pag-aaral, walang mangyayari sa bata. It really takes two to tango. I've experienced na walang libro or di kaya 3 kame sa isang libro in elementary, but that did not stop me from topping my class all through out my elementary years. And I was in the top 10 when I graduated from a private HS. Both private and public school have flaws. They both have "goods", and some "bads". No school is perfect. What is needed is, the parents, should always guide, and support the child. It's not the school's sole responsibility to education the child. The parents, in cooperation with the teacher and school, will education the child properly.