Public schools have a mission in education

By. Mr. Teacher

Public School Education

Name of Public School education is affecting the image, it is found bayank people often fall into this category – for more than a hundred years, education experts have been tormenting our children with public schools, children suspected to have advantages.
Know of a few ago, the activist-public schools such as Horace Mann and John Dewey worked to create a system of public schools as their award in Prussia (Germany). Mann and Dewey considered public religious education, with a holy mission to mold children and society. Mann and Dewey wanted to school has a total control over the life of children.

This means remove the influence of parents over their children. To create a socialist America, public schools must mold the next generation of children who fall into obedience. Schools Expand their general Control Over Our Children With early twentieth century, public schools have expanded their functions to areas undreamed of in the 1850s.

Schools take on the role of social institutions, with nurses, social center, playground, school showers, kindergartens, and “Americanization” programs for immigrants. Public schools became the main agent for social control.

Unfortunately, at this time public schools that meet the Mann’s and Dewey’s socialist vision with a vengeance. Public schools now spend billions of dollars for psychological counseling, school-lunch program, parent-outreach program of welfare, special education classes, bilingual classes, early childhood programs, drug and sex education classes, and programs for the millions of “at-risk “or” special-needs “children.
Many public-school apologists believe that the education of children should be dictated by the local government and school authorities.

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