I have and always had this urge to see change. I realised that as humans this is innate in us, and we should act upon this natural instinct in everything we do. From as far back as my memory goes I would question why people behave the way they do. Society seems on the surface to be regressing, but people are progressing and are becoming more and more conscious and it’s these people who will bring forth change against those striving so hard to stifle it. It would hurt me as a child watching children on the television dying from starvation and seeing people homeless from war. My mother would tell me stories of how she fled Somalia during the civil war in the 80s. This made me wonder why there are wars and why there is conflict. It all came down
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Learning the key principles of this topic and deepening my existing knowledge creates impetus for me. The fact that this course is always moving forward rather than dwelling upon what has been learnt already really attracts me. Debating is essential to progression; debating about what really matters is vital and that is what this course offers opportunity to progress. From just turning on the news and seeing the goings –on in the world seem to be one of few things that actually spark a fire inside me that most things do not. Being quite a calm and reserved person I’ve found when it comes to the distribution of wealth and the state of LEDCs as an example I come out of that and become far more …show more content…
anti-abortion, to what triggered the World War and how this affects us today. This subject at GCSE level really initiated my love for debate and has helped me think more critically and analytically. As I came into my A-levels I chose Geography, Theatre Studies and Business. I wanted to choose A-levels that would help mould me to think in a way that would help me in any situation. I chose Geography as this is the career course I want to take; I chose Theatre Studies for similar reasons however what Theatre Studies has that other subjects do not is that it aids overall communicative skills. Business is paramount to the economic flow of the world and the development of countries and was chosen for such
Learning the key principles of this topic and deepening my existing knowledge creates impetus for me. The fact that this course is always moving forward rather than dwelling upon what has been learnt already really attracts me. Debating is essential to progression; debating about what really matters is vital and that is what this course offers opportunity to progress. From just turning on the news and seeing the goings –on in the world seem to be one of few things that actually spark a fire inside me that most things do not. Being quite a calm and reserved person I’ve found when it comes to the distribution of wealth and the state of LEDCs as an example I come out of that and become far more …show more content…
anti-abortion, to what triggered the World War and how this affects us today. This subject at GCSE level really initiated my love for debate and has helped me think more critically and analytically. As I came into my A-levels I chose Geography, Theatre Studies and Business. I wanted to choose A-levels that would help mould me to think in a way that would help me in any situation. I chose Geography as this is the career course I want to take; I chose Theatre Studies for similar reasons however what Theatre Studies has that other subjects do not is that it aids overall communicative skills. Business is paramount to the economic flow of the world and the development of countries and was chosen for such