It was the building where everyone is first introduced to reading, writing, and arithmetic. It is where parents send their children for hours a day so they can get them out of their hair. Early in grade school we were taught to read. I love reading, but I cannot stand being told what I have to read. Unfortunately for me and many other people we did not have a choice in what we got to read. We all know the boring books we were forced to read that were about as exciting as a doctor’s office waiting room. I despise the reading material I was required to learn but I struggled through. Grade school made me hate reading for years. The only material I was exposed to was so boring it put me to sleep. Parents of a kid that will not go to sleep worry no more. Break out one of those old books from school and they will be out like a light within minutes. Those books might have sounded like a lullaby to me but I still got through them. No matter how unbearably dull they were I still read them until I understood every last bit. I was committed to my grades enough to sit down and read a three-hundred page book that I could care less about. All because even at a young age I knew I should value
It was the building where everyone is first introduced to reading, writing, and arithmetic. It is where parents send their children for hours a day so they can get them out of their hair. Early in grade school we were taught to read. I love reading, but I cannot stand being told what I have to read. Unfortunately for me and many other people we did not have a choice in what we got to read. We all know the boring books we were forced to read that were about as exciting as a doctor’s office waiting room. I despise the reading material I was required to learn but I struggled through. Grade school made me hate reading for years. The only material I was exposed to was so boring it put me to sleep. Parents of a kid that will not go to sleep worry no more. Break out one of those old books from school and they will be out like a light within minutes. Those books might have sounded like a lullaby to me but I still got through them. No matter how unbearably dull they were I still read them until I understood every last bit. I was committed to my grades enough to sit down and read a three-hundred page book that I could care less about. All because even at a young age I knew I should value