State schools are different from private schools, in terms of their funding and administration. State schools receive most of their funds from the government while private schools rely on private sources, such as donations and organizations for their funding. __51 __ Let’s look at some of the facts about educational problems in state schools.
The first educational problem of state schools is the larger school size and student population. ___52 _ This may be due to the free education offered in state schools. No matter what the reason is, students of state schools receive less individual attention, as compared to private school students.
Since state school education is free, the curricula (课程) and programs may not be as good as those of private schools. Usually, they offer the same programs and standardized tests for all the students. ___53 _ On the other hand, private schools offer various curricula and have their own assessment (评价) system.
In state schools, all the students get admission, not considering the student’s talent. 
__54__ Sometimes, this may result in a slow learning pace for the talented students. On the other hand, private schools can reject a student who is not up to the mark. Therefore, many a time, private schools perform better in standardized achievement tests.
In spite of these problems in state schools, a study has shown that students from state schools get better grades in college than those from private schools.
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A. There are certain advantages of state school educ
ation.
B. They cannot deny any student who has applied for admission.
C. On average, most state schools are twice the size of private schools.
D. Another educational problem of state schools is higher rates of violence.
E. In short, what the students learn in state schools is decided by the state.
F. State schools have some educational problems compared to private schools.
G. So one can choose a school which will best meet his interests and abilities.