Summary Of Some Lessons From The Assembly Line

My writing plan for my essay will start with me revisiting the article "Some Lessons from the Assembly Line," I will do a thorough read through of the article and revise my notes. I am doing this because I see now that the author's goal has changed. It has expanded and became broader the author is trying to give the readers insight into the lessons he learned while working his summers away on the factory floor. Adjacent to that goal the author wanted to show the readers the different experiences in which he learned the lessons that made him appreciate the opportunity to go to college. When the author talks about, "Factory life has shown me what my future might have been like had I never gone to college in the first place." He is giving the impression that he appreciates his chance to go to college, this is a new key
Another key point is when he brings to light that he felt, “All the advice and public-service announcements about the value of an education that used to sound trite now ring true.” Consequently, this means that will be one of my potential challenges. To prove the author's purposes for writing “Some Lessons from the Assembly Line.” I will also have to convince my readers that his purposes are truth. That when dealing with real life, such as working as a factory worker it is sometimes not the easiest life to live. I learned this through my own experiences as a nurse. There were times when I would long to be in a classroom and not on the hospital floor because I knew if I had gone to school my life may have been easier. I would tell myself, "If only I had gone to college instead of trade school." Furthermore, this is the reason I agree with the author's purposes for writing, "Some Lessons from the