Reflection On “Lottery: Winning an Education”
Education is a very important part in people’s lives because it could help us achieve our goals of career and change our lives. The movie, “Lottery: Winning an Education,” has stirred up my thinking of the education system from K to 12 grades in the United States. Although the United States has long been a favorite place for many domestic and oversea students to pursue their dreams of higher education in many prestigious colleges, such as Harvard University, Princeton University, and Columbia University to name a few, the education system from K to 12 grades in the U.S. seems to struggle for a solution that could help all students do well in school and set a firm foundation for their higher education.
Education is a very important part in people’s lives because it could help us achieve our goals of career and change our lives. The movie, “Lottery: Winning an Education,” has stirred up my thinking of the education system from K to 12 grades in the United States. Although the United States has long been a favorite place for many domestic and oversea students to pursue their dreams of higher education in many prestigious colleges, such as Harvard University, Princeton University, and Columbia University to name a few, the education system from K to 12 grades in the U.S. seems to struggle for a solution that could help all students do well in school and set a firm foundation for their higher education.