Compare And Contrast The School Of Malala

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Malala’s school vs. Our School

Annika Steinbach

Malala has a very different life as well as a different school life. While there are many differences there are also many similarities. Malala’s school operates very differently then our does in good and bad ways. They have their weaknesses and we have ours.

Malala’s teachers have many similarities and differences compared to AMS’ teachers. Malala’s teachers do not know as much just because of the time and education is not as important. Here at AMS I think we take education differently and more serious. There in Taliban women are not taken as seriously about education. At AMS boys and girls have the same amount of ability and are treated equally.

Some things that are similar about Malala’s
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Everyone and everything has their weakness as well as strengths. Some weaknesses of Malala’s school is that they don't have many students and without students the school wouldn’t be able to be there. One of the weaknesses that AMS has is that we don’t have good lunches. Another weakness is that when people are bad and get in trouble the whole class gets in trouble. Here at AMS we get punished for other people. At Malala’s school you kind of stand alone. Sometimes that can be good, in others it could be bad.

Though we have some weakness, both schools have their own strengths. Here at AMS we are very thankful for our janitors who keep our school very clean inside and out. The school is very clean and well organized. At Malala’s school they do very well at teaching for what they have. They don't have as many resources and learning tools to help educate kids. At AMS we are very blessed to have iPads that we can do most of our work on. Malala is not that lucky to have an electronic to learn on.

In conclusion our schools are very alike but at the same time very different. To clarify, AMS has weaknesses and strengths as does the rest of the world. Malala’s school isn't perfect either. Overall both schools are good for what we have. Success is not

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