To be honest, from the perspective of a person who has been in three different schools, because of my methods, constant job changing, and from that three schools, two of them were private and one of them were public, and I think for me personally, one that has the worst educational system was the one in the public school, because I think the main reason of this is that most of the public school in my country is being held in very poor conditions. Like, there are some middle school students who are very young, but at the same time they are first to learn or take classes between 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., which is, it’s kind of seemed like a disaster to me, since it’s not really a good time to learn things, because of the fact that our brain doesn’t work and that our very well. And there are some times that we don’t have PE classes because we don’t have enough space.
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To be honest, from the perspective of a person who has been in three different schools due to my job changes, two of them were private and one was public. I think, for me personally, the one with the worst educational system was the public school. The main reason for this is that most public schools in my country are held in very poor conditions. For example, there are some middle school students who are very young, but at the same time, they are forced to take classes between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., which seems like a disaster to me, since it's not really a good time to learn. This is because our brains don't function very well at that time. Additionally, there are times when we don't have PE classes because we don't have enough space.
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