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    “This turned my life upside down.” Lester Rodriguez lived a life where what could go wrong did. As a young boy Rodriguez did not know the circumstances he was going to be in. He just followed directions without question. This all changed during the summer of his seventh grade year. He grew up with his mother and two younger sisters. His mother raised him to be polite and to have respect and value others‚ but that was not all she taught Rodriguez. She taught him to be greedy‚ vain and to resort to

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    to hear that their schooling system is an inefficient and terrible one. In Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essay‚ “Education‚” he addresses many of the problems with the schooling system in the United States in his time; problems that still plague the country over 150 years later. One issue that Emerson focuses on is that of mass education and its inefficacy. Emerson writes that “our modes of Education aim to expedite‚ to save labor; to do for masses what cannot be done for masses‚ what must be done reverently

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    Rodriguez grew up as a Mexican immigrant in a middle class white dominated neighborhood. In his growing up and accustoming with the world around him‚ he learns that language may not be the key to the intimacy he had grown so accustomed to. Although‚ one may communicate intimacy through language. Rodriguez transferred into school without knowing English until he’s forced to learn it with the help of his school teacher. As a result‚ Rodriguez finds himself forgetting bits and pieces of how he used

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    musicians. Further‚ she thinks music education has beneficial to brain and she has some examples between musicians and people’s brain‚ the functions are differently. The neurologists have tasks about the brain and make a video‚ it approves music education is exercise for the brain including mitre visual and auditory cortices. Also‚ the scientists find that musicians have many different function in the brain‚ for example the memory system. She thinks music education raises the general cognitive capacity

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    “ well-schooled kids have a low threshold for boredom; help your own to develop an inner life so that they’ll never be bored” (Gatto‚ 2017). When children are challenged and have room for abstract ideas‚ they have motivation to learn. When their education has meaning‚ it gives their future meaning. This is evident in the movie when Ms. Johnson goes against the school curriculum and makes learning more relatable to the students. She uses references to their neighborhoods‚ drugs‚ and shock factors to

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    been evolving quickly and mostly everyone has adapted to it and is apart of their natural environment and utilizes it in anyway daily. In Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv utilizes rhetorical questions‚ anecdote‚ and repetition to convey his message about the separation between humans and nature. In the passage he utilizes rhetorical questions and asks two in particular to really get the audience thinking. "Why do so many Americans say they want their children to watch less TV‚ yet continue to

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    short story “The Chinese in All of Us”‚ Rodriguez says‚ “I think of myself as Chinese” (242). It only brought the thought to my attention that he must be confused. Like most minorities‚ he gives off the impression that he’s trying to “fit in” America. Searching for identity and suiting himself with redundant thoughts for the comfort of acceptance and feeling the pleasures of the modern American society. I am a minority and I’m expressing from experience. Rodriguez says‚ “… culture is something we breathe

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    Santiago Izquierdo ENGL 150H- Essay #1 09/12/14 In the short essay "Does America Still Exist?" by Richard Rodriguez‚ the primary inquiry is found by plainly considering the title. This question is much deeper than what some might consider it to be. In order to even begin to consider this interrogation‚ Rodriguez must first define "America". In his opinion‚ the main cornerstone of this country is the unity and welcomeness in which it was created. After defeating the might British in order to become

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    Ryan Creedon Rhetoric and Civic Life Dr. Haspel 10 Oct. 2012 Obama’s Education Promise‚ a Rhetorical AnalysisEducation is the best provision for the journey to old age.” – Aristotle Today‚ 314.5 million people call themselves Americans. Each of them‚ with God permitting‚ will make the journey to old age. However‚ in this huge set of individuals‚ roughly fifteen percent of adults over the age of twenty-five have not received a high school diploma (“Educational Attainment in the United States:

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    largest multilateral shareowner for private health and education in the world. Their article‚ Health and Education in Africa argues that to fix the health crisis in the area‚ spending on health will need to increase. While another author‚ Annie Kelly of the guardian‚ argues that working community structures will lead to the most sturdy improvements in healthcare. Both of these articles use their rhetorical appeals well however‚

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