Discussion - Quality of teaching at different schools (1 Viewer)

[funnytomato]

(mod - please move this to the correct sub-forum if it shouldn't be here)

what do you think of the quality of teaching at different schools, i.e. selective, comprehensive and private etc.

 

[ohexploitable]

yeah because most students would have had the experience of studying at many different schools during their senior years to comment on them

i am a weirdo who has stayed at the same school since year 7 :S

 

[slyhunter]

yeah because most students would have had the experience of studying at many different schools during their senior years to comment on them

i am a weirdo who has stayed at the same school since year 7 :S

lol

 

[iRuler]

I changed after yr 10, what a weirdo

 

[powlmao]

I haven't changed school.

But I go to a public school and I find most teachers (All my teachers in my case) to be really good teachers who would take out more time to help me.

WHen compared to private schools (from people i knew in primary school) they seem to learn the same way and I find to have better commited teachers than at James Ruse/Joey's

 

[michaeljennings]

my opinion is that selective school teachers are lazier on average than non-selective because they know their students study hardcore at home and probably get forced by their parents to do tutoring. I remember asking my parents why i had to go to a selective school in yr 6 and they said it was because the teachers were far better but this is definitely not the case, the majority of teachers at my school are hopeless