Some of you are all complaining that some people are getting better education than others which solely depends on the following factors by importance:
1. The students williness learn: Schools that are reguarded better by the students preformance: if the students at the school aren't willing to learn over others at another, then resources and good teachers doesn't matter.
2. Teachers: Some teachers are better than others, some schools may have better teachers than others. But what can we do, we aren't going to force all the good teachers together in an pool and equally spread them across different schools.
3. Funding: Funding should have an maximum public input but there should be nothing stopping schools getting extra funding from parents or the local people.
But more on the topic of williness to learn is an interesting topic. currently the some of the best preforming students in the world are coming out of Asian nations, why?. the local kids of china, south east asisa aren't that well off compared to other kids in other nations, and so they want better and combined with pressure from there parents spending lots of there small income on there school fees students have the will to learn and do well as an exit point of there not so well lives. But this has nothing to do with race, but an compund of both cultural and economical points. in economical an poor student can have greater will to student hard and get an great job to get out of the proverty he grew up in and then there are cultural were there is an over arching public pressure to achieve well which the students must to help the people.
What western society is currently lacking when it comes to education is an wide willness to learn by the students and succeed which can end up bad in the long run.
Of Course That's Just My Opinion, I Could Be Wrong
