should education institutions be privetised??
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Privatization promotes Parental Choice
The debaters that are against privatization appear to be largely missing the point of it. Privatization, at least in the form recently made popular, means that federal dollars for education spending will follow the child, so that if a parent chooses to send their child to a charter school, federal money will go with that child. This allows parents to "vote" with their federal dollars on the quality of the education they want for their children by way of choosing the school their children will attend. If it's a public school, fine, but if it's a charter or private school, then the local public school should take note and remedy its deficiencies to attract more funding. It infuses the current public education system with competition that is currently sorely lacking and empowers parents to - for the first time in a long time - have a say in the quality of their children's education and have their voices heard when it comes to demanding better schools, better teachers and better outcomes. Unfortunately, our current public education system is failing because it's been infiltrated by union power politics. The only way to stop the cycle is to introduce competition into the mix by way of privatization. Power requires results or minions to exist - competition through privatization will lead to better results and empowered parents are no minions.
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Privatization promotes Parental Choice
The debaters that are against privatization appear to be largely missing the point of it. Privatization, at least in the form recently made popular, means that federal dollars for education spending will follow the child, so that if a parent chooses to send their child to a charter school, federal money will go with that child. This allows parents to "vote" with their federal dollars on the quality of the education they want for their children by way of choosing the school their children will attend. If it's a public school, fine, but if it's a charter or private school, then the local public school should take note and remedy its deficiencies to attract more funding. It infuses the current public education system with competition that is currently sorely lacking and empowers parents to - for the first time in a long time - have a say in the quality of their children's education and have their voices heard when it comes to demanding better schools, better teachers and better outcomes. Unfortunately, our current public education system is failing because it's been infiltrated by union power politics. The only way to stop the cycle is to introduce competition into the mix by way of privatization. Power requires results or minions to exist - competition through privatization will lead to better results and empowered parents are no minions.
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