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American Education System

People come to United States from all over the world to get a better education. Although this seems to demonstrate the success of the American education system, I believe that considering education as a marketable product for a long time has had a key role in the success of American schools.Most capitalist values and systems emerged from the American society. America was the first country to create laws enabling privatization and commercialization of education. Education has become a highly lucrative industry with lots of monetary resources. More money has provided smaller classes, developmentally appropriate curriculum and specialized staff for the fortunate ones who could afford it. I see lots of similarities in the development of America's health industry and the education industry. Today there are about 40 million Americans with no life insurance who cannot receive decent health care but simultaneously you can find world's most advanced health care in America. In this particular case competitive nature of capitalism is achieved by a rather cruel award and punishment mechanism. Education is a public good and the whole society will prosper from better-educated people. Public goods should be provided equally to the public.


It seems to me that providing education to everyone equally in United States will get harder as the market gets more attractive for invertors who are seeking profit. I know that if I really try, I will be rewarded for my efforts and not only the results I get. I have always liked to do things my way. I know it worked because some of us actually read Macbeth and A Midsummer Night's Dream that semester. He just didn't know how to teach high school students and what he did worked perfectly well in that literature class. My favorite teacher in high school was a substitute teacher who stayed in school for one semester and was fired after a few months for corrupting us. Even though I was theoretically against "imperialistic American education" in Turkey, I liked and respected my teachers who were mostly American, English, Scottish and Irish. They care more about students' freedom of thought and expression, which I believe is a result of American people's obsessive care and need for their freedoms. The fact that education is becoming a market may result in an inequality in education. I'm pretty sure he wasn't trying to be an anarchist. Still, I must admit that before I realized the positive effects of my school on my character, I was quite a nuisance for my teachers. I must have had a distinct taste in teachers. Especially in the high school age when students are not mentally and ideologically matured, teachers should pay extra attention to be objective and not single minded.

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