The Importance of Education
Education is very important, all students need to study if it's either for a test or quiz. Also, education is a major problem that needs to be solved. In this Draft, I will be explaining how the authors think education is very serious and how we can do it.
There are some parents that don't want you to go to college because they probably don’t have money to pay for your education. Mark Mathabane didn’t like school and he never wanted to go at first but when he got used to going, he promised his mom that he will stay in school forever. In Mark Mathabane article “Kaffir Boy” claims, “He says he doesn’t have money to waste paying for you to get what he calls a useless white man’s education”(pg.8). What Mathabane is trying to tell us here is that his dad doesn’t want him to go to school because he doesn’t have money to pay for his education. Another quotation that Mathabane illustrates is, “But I told him that if he won’t pay for your schooling, I would try and look for a job and pay, but he didn’t want to hear that, also. ‘There are better things
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In the article “Learning to read” by Malcolm X, Malcolm talks about how reading is very important. For example, Malcolm claims, “I’d never realized so many words existed! I didn’t know which words I needed to learn. Finally, just to start some kind of action, I began copying.”(pg.2). Malcolm X talks about hundreds of book that “fill in the details of black history”. Malcolm was shocked when he began reading about slavery’s total horror. When Malcolm attended college, Malcolm argues, “I imagine that one of the biggest troubles with colleges is there are too many distractions, too much panty-raiding, fraternities, and boola-boola and all of that.” (pg. 6). I’m assuming that it’s true because when you attend to college, you're going to meet a lot of new friends and they are going to make you to go to a party instead of
Education is very important, all students need to study if it's either for a test or quiz. Also, education is a major problem that needs to be solved. In this Draft, I will be explaining how the authors think education is very serious and how we can do it.
There are some parents that don't want you to go to college because they probably don’t have money to pay for your education. Mark Mathabane didn’t like school and he never wanted to go at first but when he got used to going, he promised his mom that he will stay in school forever. In Mark Mathabane article “Kaffir Boy” claims, “He says he doesn’t have money to waste paying for you to get what he calls a useless white man’s education”(pg.8). What Mathabane is trying to tell us here is that his dad doesn’t want him to go to school because he doesn’t have money to pay for his education. Another quotation that Mathabane illustrates is, “But I told him that if he won’t pay for your schooling, I would try and look for a job and pay, but he didn’t want to hear that, also. ‘There are better things
for …show more content…
In the article “Learning to read” by Malcolm X, Malcolm talks about how reading is very important. For example, Malcolm claims, “I’d never realized so many words existed! I didn’t know which words I needed to learn. Finally, just to start some kind of action, I began copying.”(pg.2). Malcolm X talks about hundreds of book that “fill in the details of black history”. Malcolm was shocked when he began reading about slavery’s total horror. When Malcolm attended college, Malcolm argues, “I imagine that one of the biggest troubles with colleges is there are too many distractions, too much panty-raiding, fraternities, and boola-boola and all of that.” (pg. 6). I’m assuming that it’s true because when you attend to college, you're going to meet a lot of new friends and they are going to make you to go to a party instead of