The difficulty coefficient of classroom teaching is different. Although the professional knowledge of primary and secondary schools is very simple from the perspective of teachers, we will find that the educational difficulty coefficient of secondary schools is higher than that of primary schools. On the one hand, there are few primary school courses, and the specific content is some basic knowledge. The curriculum of middle school requires students to have strong self-study ability, and combined with various disciplines, classroom teaching is very laborious. On the other hand, middle schools have junior high schools with very high test scores, and primary schools focus on "reducing burdens and increasing efficiency".

The difficulty coefficient of management methods is different. Students usually listen to the teacher very much. Even if you are bold at home, you will become a baby when you go to college, and you rarely confront your teacher in public. However, middle school students are different. Most of them are rebellious in adolescence and are very tired of learning. They don't study and train like high school students, and it is very easy to cause all kinds of troubles. Every middle school director will have a headache for those things.

The intensity of work is different. As mentioned earlier, at this stage, primary school culture and education are reducing burdens and increasing efficiency at any time and place. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education, primary schools should not allocate too many courses in the afternoon, and classes usually end after 4 o'clock. Naturally, as a primary school teacher, I can get off work early. Middle school is different. Needless to say, in the afternoon, the course assignment is very heavy, and there are usually evening classes, and the teacher will finish class at 9 pm. In addition, in order to better teach the results of scientific research examinations, middle schools often hold various meetings, coupled with teaching management, which is often exhausted.

The difference between private colleges and public schools: public primary schools: as long as tuition fees are paid, the fees are more cost-effective. Private primary schools: the fees are relatively expensive, and the training fees range from several thousand yuan to hundreds of thousands of years.

Division-level public primary schools: the teaching staff is relatively stable, but because of the relaxation of the second child policy, ugly girl teachers take maternity leave to have a second child, so some primary schools change several directors a year. Private primary schools: Most private primary school teachers are highly mobile.

Curriculum-level public primary schools: All public primary schools use specific textbooks for teaching according to the regulations of the Education Bureau. Private primary schools: you can choose your own teaching materials, and the curriculum level is more flexible. Some private primary schools with foreign language advantages will offer more English classes every week than public primary schools; However, the curriculum difficulty coefficient of private primary schools will be a little more difficult than that of public primary schools, so parents who send their children to private primary schools need to consider whether their children can integrate into such a curriculum difficulty coefficient.