Essay On Advantages And Disadvantages Of Traditional School

Traditional schooling has both advantages and disadvantages to its approach. Traditional schools are open to the public, as for they cannot decline enrollment of any student, as stated by the U.S Department of Justice “All children in the United States are entitled to equal access to a basic public elementary and secondary education regardless of their actual or perceived race, color, national origin, citizenship, immigration status, or the status of their parents/guardians.” (www.justice.gov) School districts that deny a student 's access into their school or has policies set in place for students of parents who may be undocumented or not a U.S citizen would be violating a federal law. Any child living in the United States can attend any public school he/she desires regardless of their race, color, nationality, their status or parental status.

Traditional schools are regulated and under supervision by the state, this means that each teacher is qualified to teach the subjects that

I’ve also come across a lot of teachers who just don 't care about their students, I’ve seen this first hand growing up in the traditional schooling environment. Not to mention, that more and more cases are taking storm of violent activity occurring in traditional school. Traditional schooling also does not give students the freedom to learn what they want and love in life and pursue it because they must follow the strict curriculum. Also, traditional schooling starts first thing in the morning, which most students dread and it is scientifically proven that schools should start later because the brain isn 't even awake when we are and are ready to go to school. All of these cons put stress on the students, which is another con. Traditional schooling has proven some great advantages, but it also has proven some horrible disadvantages as