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You end up pricing people out of the best possible education unless you regulate heavily, at which point you may as well have state-run education.
by jamil7 3y ago
You end up pricing people out of the best possible education unless you regulate heavily, at which point you may as well have state-run education.
- em500 3y agoAs opposed to state run education where the best possible education is available to everybody? Is that what we see in public education?
- eertami 3y agoWe do see this in Switzerland, Finland, etc. But this is due to a competent Department of Education, which simply doesn't exist in the UK. Infact the UK DoE isn't even just incompetent - it is quite clearly maliciously sabotaging education, there is no other logical conclusion for the farcical policies that are in use.
- brutusborn 3y agoWhat kind of UK policies are you referring to?
- debok 3y agoOr you have state-run education as another competitor. Or you can have the state sponsor promising but poor students. You can even incentivise private enterprises to give bursaries to promising but poor students.
- brutusborn 3y agoYou could use a voucher system where everyone pays nothing although I don’t think that would be optimal.