How Can I Contribute To My Environment

Every person in the world has a unique story, environment in which they were raised in, and how it shaped them as a person. To some people, their physical environment influenced them, but to some other people, their educational environment affected them, and for some their environment at home. Of course, I am no exception to this experience. I was born in India and grew for a majority of my life, until four years ago, I moved to America. My environment in India helped me establish strong morals and my environment in America helped me establish a strong, self-motivated work ethic. I was born in India on May 16th 2000 in Kakinada, at small town at its time. My family followed a strict yet worthy tradition when it came to education and respecting others. Our school taught us to pray to god everyday and study very hard. The teachers were
I moved to America in 2012 when my dad got a job in San Francisco. The education environment and the people were different from the ones in India. Within the first few months of moving in, I had trouble coping with the education system because much of the time, I had to do the stuff on my own, which is something I had never done before. The schools in India taught us to rely on teacher for information about school, whereas in America, I had to go to websites to find out what homework I had, what grades were, and what is happening in the school. My adaptation to this system helped me become more responsible and gave me more freedom to do what I liked. My morals from India helped me stay on the right track in education despite being many distractions. The opportunities in my school and online helped me grow my interest in Physics and Astronomy. The school library provided books related to Physics, the internet provided a cornucopia of websites that enriched my knowledge in