This article contains the results of a Canadian government survey. Please feel free to contact Maxway to find out the reasons for the difference in academic performance between Canadian private and public high school students .
A survey released by the Canadian government looked at four aspects: student characteristics, school resources, peer influence, and provincial policies. Why do Canadian private high school students have significantly higher reading, math, and science assessments at age 15 and a higher rate of completing post-secondary education at age 23 than Canadian public high school students? The following are two major findings:
1. Students’ own conditions and the influence of their peers are one of the reasons for the difference in academic performance between Canadian private and public secondary schools . Students in Canadian private secondary schools are more likely to achieve academic success because:
2. School resources and training have little impact on the academic performance of students in Canadian private and public secondary schools. However, teachers in the two types of schools have different views on students, which explains the difference in academic performance between students.
It is a common saying that people who keep company with others tend to be more loyal to them, but it has a special impact on teenagers! Teenagers want to be independent from their parents, so the influence of their friends and teachers cannot be underestimated. Since we cannot choose friends and teachers for our children, we can only minimize the negative influence by choosing schools.
The following Canadian private secondary schools match international students with local families at affordable prices. If you wish to live on campus, you can refer to Canadian boarding secondary schools.
British Columbia
Aberdeen Hall Preparatory School
LaSalle College Vancouver High School
Regent Christian Academy
St. John's Academy (Vancouver)
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Class Afloat (Sailing School)
Ontario
Elmwood School (Girls' School)
Fieldstone King's College School
Villanova College
Quebec
A+ World Academy (Sailing School)
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