How could a free market provide effective education for poor children?
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How could a free market provide effective education for poor children?
Started by Murphy, Sep 09 2005 09:44 PM
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Posted 16 August 2008 - 01:20 PM
I think in a number of ways. I am a Mason and we give scholarships to many kids as does an organization called Dollar$ for Scholars. There are loans to parents to attend private schools; many schools also have different rates (deductions) for more than one student. Different schools could also compete with different curricula to draw different types of students with different abilities and interests. The diplomas would merely state that such-and-such passed A Academy's requirements. And employers or other schools would then say we approve or not. Consumers could easily check out the requirements to be say a plumber, this academy and these trade schools qualify to be admitted into the plumber trade association.
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Posted 12 February 2009 - 04:14 PM
Mart Grams, on Aug 16 2008, 12:20 PM, said:
I think in a number of ways. I am a Mason and we give scholarships to many kids as does an organization called Dollar$ for Scholars. There are loans to parents to attend private schools; many schools also have different rates (deductions) for more than one student. Different schools could also compete with different curricula to draw different types of students with different abilities and interests. The diplomas would merely state that such-and-such passed A Academy's requirements. And employers or other schools would then say we approve or not. Consumers could easily check out the requirements to be say a plumber, this academy and these trade schools qualify to be admitted into the plumber trade association.
Yep. Another huge thing is that people would have a ton more money without government taxes to finance education. So private charities to help poor kids would have a lot more donations.
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