International Report Card On Public Education Summary
In “International Report Card on Public Education,” Andrew Parkin examines the public education system. His report closly analysis different factors contributing to public school systems. He addresses how different social factors can influence a school’s achievement and the functions schools perform within the Canadian society. Throughout his repot the author provides evidence for his argument thoughtfully through various statistics. One of the main subjects discussed is the impression some may have on weather Canada’s education system is becoming weak. Through his research Parkin argues that Canada’s education has been declining, not because of performance but rather due to economic influences. For example, Parkin points out that the number
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Therefore, implying that those who continue their education are likely to be more successful in life. Although, this may be true it is important to examine whether these graduates are working in their area of study or if they have acquired different positions, if so how are those with higher educational backgrounds being influenced by their former education? Consequently, Parkin fails to address that acquiring a post-secondary degree is not the only factor considered when applying or a position. In reality, employers are not only considering the education one gets within a classroom but also the education on receives through experience. He also doesn’t provide us with the statistics of how many of those who are more likely to have stable jobs hold master’s or doctorate degrees.
In summary, the report “International Report Card on Public Education,” by Andrew Parkin allows the reader to discover the different factors that contribute to an education system. Through his overall detailed comparison and examination, he is able to address misconceptions and apply reasoning as to why Canada in it’s the current educational
Therefore, implying that those who continue their education are likely to be more successful in life. Although, this may be true it is important to examine whether these graduates are working in their area of study or if they have acquired different positions, if so how are those with higher educational backgrounds being influenced by their former education? Consequently, Parkin fails to address that acquiring a post-secondary degree is not the only factor considered when applying or a position. In reality, employers are not only considering the education one gets within a classroom but also the education on receives through experience. He also doesn’t provide us with the statistics of how many of those who are more likely to have stable jobs hold master’s or doctorate degrees.
In summary, the report “International Report Card on Public Education,” by Andrew Parkin allows the reader to discover the different factors that contribute to an education system. Through his overall detailed comparison and examination, he is able to address misconceptions and apply reasoning as to why Canada in it’s the current educational