If public education fails to improve the quality of instruction in both primary and secondary schools, then it is likely that it will lose additional students to the private sector in the years ahead. True or false?

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Houston Norris

Social Studies

26 September, 17:53

If public education fails to improve the quality of instruction in both primary and secondary schools, then it is likely that it will lose additional students to the private sector in the years ahead. True or false?

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Hailey Ball · Answer 1

It is a True statement.

Explanation:

If public education fails to improve the quality of instruction in both primary and secondary schools, then the students will automatically move to the private sector in the years ahead.

State education generally covers primary and secondary education. Public schools are generally funded by the government. Parents prefer public schools as they offer many scholarships, free education and teachers with high qualification. But when they lag to provide good education, the students happened to move to private sector for their good education.