Is it because of the high quality of teaching that private primary and secondary schools are becoming more and more prosperous?

Talking about "private schools" in the past always gave people a feeling of being divorced from reality, but in recent years, "private schools" have developed rapidly and sprung up like mushrooms after rain. Many parents are keen to send their children to "private schools" to study. Because in the eyes of parents, the teaching quality of "private schools" is generally better than that of public schools. Is that really the case? If so, why?

0 1: the quality of students. In the compulsory education stage, public schools implement dicing enrollment. If it is a student in the district, the school has no right to refuse, even if the grades are worse. Therefore, the quality of students in public schools is mixed, and the polarization of class performance is more serious. Moreover, in compulsory education, public schools have no right to expel students. In other words, even if the student's grades are poor and stubborn, he must be allowed to complete compulsory education.

Private school enrollment is relatively independent. Many private schools take top-notch enrollment and merit-based enrollment, and even spend a lot of money to attract high-quality students with preferential conditions. For some students whose grades are really poor and too stubborn, private schools can discourage them and have the right not to accept them. In terms of the quality of students, private schools have obvious advantages, just like planting crops and getting ahead in seeds.

02. Teachers, teachers in public schools are recruited and assigned by the government. Although all teachers are graduates of regular colleges and universities, there are also gaps in quality, personality, ability and professional level. Schools only have the right to manage teachers, but generally have no right to dismiss them. If teachers' professional ability is not good, their level is not enough, and their work attitude is not serious, the leaders of public schools can only criticize and adjust their posts, but can't dismiss them.

Private schools rely on strong financial strength to poach high-quality teachers from public schools. Two years ago, Linchuan No.1 Middle School and Nanchang's private middle school had a heated discussion because of the "poaching" incident. Finally, the Provincial Department of Education issued a notice prohibiting private schools from poaching people from public schools. But now Linchuan No.1 Middle School and No.2 Middle School have set up their own experimental schools (run by the people), which is considered fertile soil. Private schools can dismiss teachers who are unqualified, have poor professional ability and are not serious in their work. Under the survival of the fittest, private schools are one step ahead of teachers under strong competitive pressure.

03: Teaching hardware facilities. In the compulsory education stage, public schools are allocated by the government, with hundreds of dollars per student per year to ensure the operation of the school, and no fees are allowed for students. If you need to buy teaching equipment, new teaching buildings and other large expenditures, you must seek government support and strive for project funds. Therefore, in general, the funds of public schools are used to ensure the operation.

Private schools are self-financing, with high fees and high services. A student's tuition fee is 10 thousand or even 10 thousand, and the school is not short of money In exchange for high-quality services, high fees will make the teaching environment and teaching management more standardized, and the service for students will be more in place.

The original private school is a supplement to the public school, which gives some parents with higher educational needs a better choice. Now it seems that private schools are more like competitors, even showstopper, competing with public schools for students and teachers. In many places, public schools have few students, but private schools are overcrowded, and it is hard to find one. Will compulsory education become an empty talk?