should all public schools receive the same level of funding from the government ?
can you help me find the three point that i'm going to devide them into paragraphs ,that i disagree with the scholls to receive the same level.....
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I think funding should be based by student number.
Basing funding on the number of students in a school is an idea that goes with "same level of funding from the government." If every school received, say, $6000 per student, that is "same level of funding."
The thing is, though, that education is not addressed in the US Constitution. Anything not expressly mentioned in the US Constitution is intended to be left in the hands of each state.
Certainly! Here are three points you can use to develop paragraphs arguing against public schools receiving the same level of funding:
1. Educational Disparities: One point of disagreement could focus on the existing educational disparities among public schools. Different schools may have varying student populations, geographical locations, and specific needs. It might be argued that providing equal funding to all schools disregards these disparities and fails to address the specific challenges faced by certain schools, such as those in low-income areas or with larger populations of students with special needs.
2. School Accountability: Another point could address the issue of school accountability. Varying levels of funding can be used as an incentive to encourage schools to perform better academically. By allocating funds based on performance metrics, such as standardized test scores or graduation rates, schools are motivated to strive for excellence. Equal funding might reduce the urgency to improve educational outcomes, as there would be no direct correlation between performance and funding.
3. Resource Allocation Efficiency: Lastly, you could argue that equal funding might not result in the most efficient use of resources. Different schools have unique needs, ranging from infrastructure investments to hiring specialized teachers or offering extracurricular programs. By distributing funds based on the particular needs of each school, resources can be allocated in a way that best supports individual student success, rather than being spread thin across all schools equally.
Remember, these are just three suggested points to help you structure your paragraphs. Feel free to develop your own arguments based on your personal beliefs and the specific context of your topic.