Life is Good with no Textbooks
I hope that my speech will keep you on the edge of your seats. Hopefully, that will be because you are interested, not because you are trying to get up the nerve to leave. Having now attended Forest Heights for some time, I see that it is the perfect school for me, especially considering that I am ready to fully embrace the world of secondary education. Upon commencing my first year as a student here, I found myself delighted at the immensity of the differences between my old elementary school and Forest Heights. However, over time, the euphoric feeling of my new found freedom as a high school student has gradually disappeared. Sure, there are a lot of things about FHCI that gives the school its well-deserved …show more content…
The price of a single laptop compared to the cost of multiple textbooks is considerably less on the school district’s wallet. Laptops are in fact more money efficient towards the school’s board, they can be reused year after year, benefiting a bunch of students. Having the ability to store everything to the cloud makes teachers save huge numbers of trips to the printer, every teacher will print significantly less when this change occurs. Don’t you hate when your binder is full of unuseful worksheets? Laptops will solve this issue for Billy and for many other students. The endless sheets of paper will vanish from the student’s lives making their lives paperless. A textbook ranges between 300 to 500 pages and millions of copies are printed every new publishing release. Laptops will stop this waste of paper and will truly save a lot of the precious trees in our environment that are rapidly disappearing. As well, this will maintain a better future for Billy and us, who will struggle in the near future from the global warming predictions. Saving paper will allow us to contribute in benefiting our environment. Textbooks usually cost around a hundred dollars or two, yet the copies will ultimately get outdated and the money that was spent towards them would be gone. Schools have to dig out more cash to purchase more and more up-to-date textbooks. So what is the point of buying textbooks? The replacement of textbooks towards laptops will be effective for the school’s budget, the innocent environment and for the student’s unpredictable
I hope that my speech will keep you on the edge of your seats. Hopefully, that will be because you are interested, not because you are trying to get up the nerve to leave. Having now attended Forest Heights for some time, I see that it is the perfect school for me, especially considering that I am ready to fully embrace the world of secondary education. Upon commencing my first year as a student here, I found myself delighted at the immensity of the differences between my old elementary school and Forest Heights. However, over time, the euphoric feeling of my new found freedom as a high school student has gradually disappeared. Sure, there are a lot of things about FHCI that gives the school its well-deserved …show more content…
The price of a single laptop compared to the cost of multiple textbooks is considerably less on the school district’s wallet. Laptops are in fact more money efficient towards the school’s board, they can be reused year after year, benefiting a bunch of students. Having the ability to store everything to the cloud makes teachers save huge numbers of trips to the printer, every teacher will print significantly less when this change occurs. Don’t you hate when your binder is full of unuseful worksheets? Laptops will solve this issue for Billy and for many other students. The endless sheets of paper will vanish from the student’s lives making their lives paperless. A textbook ranges between 300 to 500 pages and millions of copies are printed every new publishing release. Laptops will stop this waste of paper and will truly save a lot of the precious trees in our environment that are rapidly disappearing. As well, this will maintain a better future for Billy and us, who will struggle in the near future from the global warming predictions. Saving paper will allow us to contribute in benefiting our environment. Textbooks usually cost around a hundred dollars or two, yet the copies will ultimately get outdated and the money that was spent towards them would be gone. Schools have to dig out more cash to purchase more and more up-to-date textbooks. So what is the point of buying textbooks? The replacement of textbooks towards laptops will be effective for the school’s budget, the innocent environment and for the student’s unpredictable