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V informative. Thanks for insights. Is it same in Aussie?

Anybody else getting tired of the mindless parroting of the term "diversity", as if that's a self evident virtue? Besides just "diversity" of superficial physical appearance due to race, public schools also have much greater "diversity" of criminal behavior, self disciple and IQ level. On the other hand, most public schools definitely strive to limit "diversity" of cultural values, political views and religious thought to a pretty narrow leftist/atheist world view. In the ideal public school world, everybody looks as different as possible and has different sexual orientations, but they all believe the same marxist things.

I am stunned to learn how low the pay is for a teachers job. Are teachers seriously underpaid or am I missing something?

Thanks for the video! I’m studying a bachelor of secondary education, to teach high school English here in Australia and this was really helpful.

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How good of a grasp on theory/harmony/counterpoint/ear training/etc does one need to have to teach music at that level? I went to conservatory and completed a bachelor's of music degree but as a drummer who majored in drum set performance, my theory chops have gotten pretty rusty since leaving school.

HI MR. SCHMIDT!

Both alternatives are equally unpalatable. Although private schools at the secondary level at least can get away with cherry picking which students they prefer the pay is crap. At the higher paying public schools the pay is also crap, but just relatively less crappy since the bar is set so low. The bottom line is that all mass schooling is forced schooling and although you can lead a horse to water you can’t make him drink. We need to automate curriculum so the kids can work their way through it at their own pace, abolish all of these boring lectures, and switch to a tutorial system where the tutors are not expected to either invent their own courses or grade the students. Grades should be abolished. Let the universities rely on the SATs to decide who’s too stupid for college, which of course is most people, or really even two-thirds of the population. College was originally meant for no more than 10% of the population or overwhelmingly for rich kids and poorer kids with high IQs only. Most kids are so lacking in academic talent that probably only half of the population could even get into a Catholic high school since they of course have entrance exams. Then at the university level it’s even more pathetic. If I was raising kids today it would be online academy, get a library card, and join the YMCA for athletic activities and summer camp. And teach my kids a manual trade so they’re not total lame-asses who are not only allergic to books but to work as well.

Do you think one of the faith labs ever cleaned up the rumor that they where using Mexicans instead of apes in their genetic experiments. Apes bodies can look a little like people when covered with a sheet. The faith lab did not seem to be fighting the rumors and their funding seem to go up in response to the rumors. Their regeneration experiments killed over 99 percent of the primates. The bodies are cremated, you could slip some illegal Mexicans into the ovens without anybody noticing. The faith has churches , stores , private schools , farms , library and labs and have opened foreign labs before to get around bans as a alternate to hiding the labs in plain sight. The labs normally try to fly under the publics radar. How much of the USA population even knows about the faith outside of being faith. A very small percentage. Faith woman doctors largely outnumber the male faith doctors and more easily receive funding for medical school. Faith male scientist outnumber woman scientist. Faith normally refuses to use anything except female faith doctors. Faith woman seem to despise male doctors and mentioned male doctors are to nasty and sadistic to be trusted with a patients health. Good looking healthy pale skinned doctors are normally the safest.

This has certainly gotten to be a hot button topic around the country. Public schools have become the boogie man in many of the red states. Iowa for example. Now we have private schools demanding public tax money to run their private schools. Robbing Peter to pay Paul as it were. This is a recipe for bad outcomes.

A very fair comparison of the two types of schools in my opinion. He covered most of the bases in a non controversial manner.

Great insight! Thank you

We have had our kids in public and once Covid hit with restrictions on my kindergartner we moved him to private school. Once we saw how much better the education was we moved our 6th grader there. Our 14 year old did not want to leave his friends so we left him in public school. That was until he got suspended for being in a bathroom some kid was vaping in. One of the kids threatened the 3rd kid that was in there to say my son opened the window. We went in talked to principal and she talked to that student to find out that my son wasn’t involved. However, during his time off I gave him 12 Rules of Life to read. He couldn’t comprehend the first page. He was in 7th grade and could barley understand 1 page that wasn’t that hard to grasp. In the public school here the kids can’t get below 50% on anything. They basically were pushing the kids through without actually teaching them. After that we moved him to the same private school as his brothers. His math class has 8 kids in it so they can help him catch up to where he should be. Other big classes they have 20 kids. Night and day difference between the two. If I knew how bad the public school was failing him I would have moved him when the others went. The other big difference is the public school actively tries to keep you away. They won’t even let you talk to the teachers. You can talk to one of the principals that’s it. They won’t discuss anything about that teacher with you. Private school they want you involved. They constantly have things to involve the parents and grandparents. Any issues the school immediately sends you email even if it’s just the kids going to nurse for a sore knee. Well worth the money in my honest opinion. Also during Covid not a mask in sight there. The kindergartners could actually see the teachers mouths move and were not required to wear masks. So many of the kids that my son started school with that are so far behind now. Never again will my kids go to the public schools.

What if your a private school PE coach lol

what about grammar and private? If we take away the factor of money and assume the kids are bright enough to go into the grammar, which is better for the development of the kids? what do you think?

Im shocked the private school salaries are so low, makes you wonder where all that tuition money is going...

Do you get a classroom budget (for decorating and school supplies) in private school. I’m planning on teaching art to elementary.

Get yourself a microphone bro.

My high school in the nastiest barrio here in SoCal had more money than the private schools in all of SoCal. Our teachers even ate our cafeteria food which was Burger King, Pizza Hut and Subway lmao. We had a private school teacher who decided to go public and was amazed how our school had the cash to get teachers any supplies they desired. Courtesy of the nearby corporations throwing us hush money for pollution 😆 but lettuce be cereal the whole area did smell like smog from the heavy industry. It’s not a place you want to live if you care for your health.

Lack of diversity is indeed an issue at the private school but parents try to compensate for that by participating in the local team sports. I agree totally with the parent's involvement; most parents know what's going on in the classroom and other families. I've talked to our headmaster for hours even before enrolling my kids to the school, and we continue communicating with him. The principal is one of the most wonderful human I've even met in my entire life. She really tries her best to protect her teachers from the burnout while doing her best for her students. If we can afford it, we will keep our kids in this school as long as we can. It was a night and day comparing to their public school. I wish our teachers can get paid as well as their counterparts in the public school system...

Thank you so much!

I teach in a private school in Virginia. I teach high school science. This is a great comparison. Money is the big difference for sure. I live in an area where I would choose to work 3 jobs to NOT send my daughter to public school. I teach in private because I get a tuition break as an employee. It defdepends on the public school and area you live in. My private school is accredited by 3 different organizations. We are required to all have at least a BS in our field. The public schools around me have lost their accreditation going on their 3rd year now trying to get it back. Because of the low enrollment a private school teacher has to teach more. I teach all 7th through 11tb sciences. The high school sciences require 30% lab instruction time to meet accreditation. We are a religious based private school. We follow NGSS except when it comes to evolution. We teach evolution but include creationism as a balance. I have a handful of students whose parents are public school teachers and the superintendent of my city sends her kids to my school. Where you live really does play a large roll. Oh, the teachers in my city start off $45K and I have 20 years experience and make $30K. But I would still NOT teach in public school. 😕

Soon as I read Headmaster, I was thinking Dumbledore

I want to send my daughter to private school when she starts kindergarten

i’m at a private school right now and it’s pretty good learning wise but it’s boring af and i’m not having fun. none of my friends go there and it’s just lame. i want to go to a public school to feel normal. thoughts?

Hi Jason! I’m John and I’m a middle school counselor and I have a channel too! Hope you check it out. It’s nice to hear your perspective from private school. I’ve never worked in one.

THE PARENTS 💯💯💯 So dramatically different between Private and Public/Charter. I’m transitioning now from Private to Public and I look forward to the ‘freedom’ without parent ‘involvement.’ Thanks for doing this video!

You had mentioned in this video that private schools (if religious based) create culture surrounding their personal moral beliefs (I wholeheartedly agree). Do you think that changes the way that students interact in the classroom or do you think it is something that is only spoken about and enforced by admin but does not trickle down into the classroom?

I’m excited to see this channel of yours blow up! Really enjoy the videos! Please keep it up!

I have only taught in public schools. I may teach at a private school when I retire. Great comparison!

Very good analysis. Nicely done