> Private systems aren't outcome orientated, they're profit orientated Based on what I've read about the US education system (primary schools), one of the main

> Private systems aren't outcome orientated, they're profit orientated Based on what I've read about the US education system (primary schools), one of the main problems is the "no child left behind" policy, which makes the public system not "outcome oriented" either - kids simply have no incentive to even try (and are disruptive instead), as there's no valuable outcome to achieve - the (fake) "outcome" is the same for everybody (finishing school), regardless of their actual level of education. It's a hard problem.