Why Schools Are Better Than Colleges

The world, from its most basic structure hundreds of years ago, to its most sophisticated shape nowadays, has been the experiment of profuse reactions and transformations, basically due to technological progression and educational evolution. In Lebanon, schools and colleges used to be everything but buildings and establishments: in small villages, children grouped together under shading trees and listened to the wisest man in the village lecturing about life concerns, whom they entitled “professor”, far before this term was attributed to describe an educated person filling the job. With European colonization and technological advancement brought to Lebanon during the first and second world wars, the educational system was drastically enhanced to satisfy the worldwide standards of education. High schools and colleges before and now individually have resemblances and variances; however, although schools might share other similarities with colleges on fundamental and disciplinary levels, both institutions show evident differences in freedom, responsibility and timing effects on the students.
On the first hand, schools differ from colleges by the …show more content…
Young children and old teenagers get to wear the same uniforms, in addition everyone being obliged with certain hair colors, lengths and styles. No accessories or extravagant shoes allowed, for boys as for girls; therefore, schools create cloned copies of students in different live sizes. Nonetheless, colleges eliminate such boundaries and grant their learners the freedom to choose what to wear and how to look. Limits surely apply in colleges to the extent of how much freedom is given, despite them being the most open to educational institutions to diversities, choices and