In my observations and thoughts of reading the “Against School” by John Taylor Gatto, I felt that the author was showing his experiences and raw opinions about education. I was so befuddled and surprised by how the author chose to use the word confusion to describe one of many ways of educating his students in the beginning of the text. I can relate to this because of my bad experience in Algebra II. For example, when I was a junior in high school, I had a tremendously dreadful Algebra II teacher that did not teach me anything but to be confused and frustrated with math. She would just tell the class to copy down notes from the whiteboard and then do the class work, but she would not even explain chapters thoroughly nor instructed the class
