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To: Truth Addict
The academic demands of public kindergarten are typically much lower than those of private schools, so a child who attended a good private pre-school should be better prepared for either a public or private kindergarten.

More a question of indoctrination rather than academic demands.

Coming from New York City as I do, I can tell you that PC was alive and well 40 years ago (though not called that).

15 posted on 06/11/2002 7:29:41 AM PDT by Salman
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To: Salman
More a question of indoctrination rather than academic demands

There is certainly that aspect to consider when comparing public vs. private schooling, and it is a major one. At the pre-k and kindergarten level, though, I think it is less of a factor. We are mostly talking about things like letter recognition, colors, shapes, tying shoelaces, etc. The real indoctrination into all the PC crap doesn't start until a few years later.

The major difference between public and private (religious) pre-schools is that in the church based schools, such as my wife's they do get some religious education; read Bible stories, sing hymns, etc.

16 posted on 06/11/2002 8:15:58 AM PDT by Truth Addict
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