Special Purpose Schools
Nowadays, there are many special purpose schools, ones for outstanding students majoring in academic, music or sports, established worldwide. Most of them are pragmatic, however, some are not. There is high budget funding to the special purpose schools for many reasons while some of the end results are unsatisfied. Regular schools, unlike the special purpose, have ordinary students, who are neither exceptional nor foolish and receive a common budget from the government. The consequence is more satisfied than special ones. Therefore, in our opinion thinking thoroughly, we oppose the education budget for special purpose schools due to inequality, wider income distribution gap between rich and poor, or vicious cycle, and rigorous curriculum.
First of all, inequality is the major problem that we face today. The higher and higher education budget to one school is going to aggravate the problem. The special schools’ students are funded adequately, on the contrary, the myriad of the students in regular ones are insufficient. Regular schools’ students do not have much opportunity to study …show more content…
The increasing of the monetary gap between affluent and destitute develops the vicious cycle to be more and more awful. According to the statistic 19.5% of personal income tax in Thailand invest on the educational system. Student studying in regular schools receive 18,000 bahts annually, however, in special purpose schools they are budgeted 5 times greater than a regular one. Student graduate from special purpose school, where its fame is so prestigious, have more opportunity to get a highly paid job. Because the most of company believe on the schools' fame that students from special purpose schools will have more proficiency in any field of study. On the other hand, graduates from general schools have less chance. The financial gap between rich and poor will increase steadily, in the end, it will become a vicious
First of all, inequality is the major problem that we face today. The higher and higher education budget to one school is going to aggravate the problem. The special schools’ students are funded adequately, on the contrary, the myriad of the students in regular ones are insufficient. Regular schools’ students do not have much opportunity to study …show more content…
The increasing of the monetary gap between affluent and destitute develops the vicious cycle to be more and more awful. According to the statistic 19.5% of personal income tax in Thailand invest on the educational system. Student studying in regular schools receive 18,000 bahts annually, however, in special purpose schools they are budgeted 5 times greater than a regular one. Student graduate from special purpose school, where its fame is so prestigious, have more opportunity to get a highly paid job. Because the most of company believe on the schools' fame that students from special purpose schools will have more proficiency in any field of study. On the other hand, graduates from general schools have less chance. The financial gap between rich and poor will increase steadily, in the end, it will become a vicious