A Remedy for Failing Public Schools

Our public school has failed because it is operated under an outdated system. Most are large bureaucratic and inefficient fortresses, and no one seems responsible. This is the worst top down management. In a system where this burden is large and funds are scarce, people with the most contact with the student, ie the teacher, will minimize the investment in the "company" policy. As a result, this system believes and needs to extract "good" products, as the management team resembles a small parts factory that solved all problems.

So criticism from this camp may be severe - public education must be fundamentally changed, we do school education in factory mode, this is a failed system - its suggested The remedy may be dramatic The Board of Education will accelerate disruptive technology. In short, this conservative department thinks that the organization, governance, and implementation of K-12 public education are flawed, so bold reform is necessary. For many members of this camp, Betsy Debos Education Minister is a good leader and a spokesperson. The secretary confidently raised the weakness of the system and was concerned about the big change. In 2013, she said "The general public is aware that traditional public schools did not succeed, in fact, in many cases, let them understand what they fail." "It's getting old", "The time to patch the edge is over".

In recent years, single sex courses at public schools are becoming increasingly popular as a low-cost remedy against the two problems afflicting our public school system. Especially in the theme of traditional "women" such as English, "juvenile crisis" at school, efforts to solve the bad long-term performance of juveniles, engineering, mathematics. This is a general theory. According to the 2010 majority feminist report, more than 1,000 public schools divided at least some subjects by gender after the 9th rule in 2006 changed. The number of nationwide single gender public education associations is small, and in the 2011-12 academic year 500 public schools in the United States are "providing single sex education opportunities".

One of the aims of public schools is to promote democracy and a more equal culture, but the six failed urban public schools unduly influence the ethnic minority children who most need educational opportunities I will. At the time of the reconstruction, the Negro believed that public education was "a problem of individual liberation and is a necessary function of a free society." J. Anderson, Southern Black Education, 1860-1935, p. 18 (1988). But today the promise of public school education has caused blacks in the city center to fail. Theoretically it is educational for everyone, but the quality of public schools vary widely from region to region.