Research Paper On Malala

During the summer break one of Xavier's required reading included I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban. As I read Malala's struggle towards seeking education for not only herself but for others, I realized how fortunate and privileged I truly am to have the opportunity to attend All Saints' Episcopal Day School and now Xavier College Preparatory. I never had to stumble in order to receive an education. From reading Malala's story, I realized that the most meaningful part of my Xavier education is, of course, receiving the education itself, especially with rigorous classes, variety of clubs, and the Xavier community by my side. My teachers are a vital component of my education. Without them, there is no reason to attend Xavier. In Mr. Cosden's honors English II class, I have learned so much already! His class is one of the most challenging that I have taken. His kindness, brilliant mind, and curiosity is an inspiration to me. As I continue to learn from him this year, I hope to be just as smart as him someday. My Chinese teacher, Ms. Chen (aka Lao Shi) is such a sweet, patient, and caring teacher. Her class is the reason why I
Overall, Xavier's curriculum is excellent. As I treasure everything technology oriented, I am especially grateful that Xavier requires sophomores to learn the basics computer programming. I am determined to develop my computer programming knowledge. Therefore, it is astounding that Xavier also offers AP Computer Science, AP Computer Science Principles, and a Mobile App Development elective! Not only does Xavier provide computer programming related electives, electives such as 3-D printing and prototyping, maker class, and robotics are offered. I desire to learn from all these electives (or at least as many as possible) during my next years at Xavier. Someday, I hope to accumulate all of my knowledge to create something to help people one