An essay about “Inside Out” “Inside Out” by Francisco Jimenez is a realistic short story about a boy who only speaks Spanish and doesn’t understand anything anyone says. In the beginning‚ Roberto is telling Francisco how his first year of school went and Francisco is super excited to go to school. Soon‚ Francisco meets his principal and his teacher and doesn’t understand anything the teacher says but tries to anyways. In the end‚ Francisco got first place for his drawing. Then the teacher lets him
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In the story “Inside Out”‚ the author‚ Francisco Jimenez‚ describes a rather quiet character. Francisco’s family moved from Mexico to the United States‚ so he had trouble speaking the English language at his school. While in school‚ he met a kid named Arthur who could speak some Spanish. The two became friends because they can communicate with each other. However‚ whenever the teacher hears him talk in Spanish with his friend‚ she tells him to speak English. His favorite subject at school was art
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not easy to navigate‚ but with hard work‚ drive and passion‚ it’s possible to achieve the American dream.” Yes‚ the road to success is not only due to talent‚ but there also needs industrious‚ diligence‚ and hard work. The story of student Francisco Jimenez has proven to us that. His family had a hard life after leaving Mexico. They have
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In Francisco Jimenez’s novel‚ The Circuit‚ Francisco is a young child who is brought to the United States with his parents and his brother Roberto. Their life in Mexico becomes incredibly difficult‚ forcing the family to find anything that would be easier to deal with. Francisco curiously wonders what their new life would be like‚ asking Roberto questions such as “‘What’s California like?’ ‘I don’t know‚’ he answered‚ ‘but Fito told me that people there sweep money off the streets‚”’ (Jimenez 12)
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Top 10: Book Lessons Breaking Through by Francisco Jimenez 1. Breaking down barriers To break down a barrier‚ means to have an open-mind set to who you talk to‚ look at‚ and judge. In the book‚ Francisco experiences racial barriers that are created in his school. The students at his school easily judge others by their appearances and race. Since Francisco is Mexican‚ he is treated differently than others and faces hard times as he tries to “fit in”. 2. Striving for a better way of life The
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Reaching Out a Dream in BUMN Abdullah Nasir‚ 21 years old‚ the 49th alumnus of SMKN 7 Semarang‚ indeed tough young man who never give up on his dreams. In the future‚ he wants to take a part in infrastructure development in Indonesia‚ so he decided to learn more about building construction engineering in his school. Like other SMK graduates‚ he chose to work first before continuing his study. Luckily‚ he got a job offer from State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) after his graduation ceremony. Because of
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“Cha Cha” Jimenez said this because he had a lot of feelings for his nationality he helped many puertoriquenas to gain power and overcome more in life. Jose “Cha Cha” Jimenez was born august 8‚1948 in Caguas‚ Puerto Rico‚ to jibaro parents. His mother Eugenia Rodriguez arrived from Puerto Rico in 1949 and took Jose to New York City‚ then to a migrant camp near Boston where they were reunited with José’s father‚ Antonio Jiménez. Then they finally moved to Chicago. Jose “Cha Cha” Jimenez was the founder
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however we want. Humans are talented‚ it just depends on how we make the things work. Hard dedication is the clue for success. Although some people do not really need that much focus‚ is the fundamental part to open our mind. To ilustrate this‚ Raul Jimenez‚ a professional soccer player who plays in Europe‚ starts his professional career when he was around the age of twenty. His favorite club was a team called CF Cruz Azul. Unfortunately for him‚ he got a contract for the rival team of Cruz Azul‚ the
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Steven Gutierrez English 010 Research paper Jose Alfredo Jimenez José Alfredo Jiménez was a legendary Mexican singer-songwriter in the ranchera style. His songs are considered part of the Mexican musical heritage and comparable‚ for instance‚ to what Woody Guthrie meant to American folk music. The restaurant where he worked as a young man‚ “La Sirena” was visited by Andres Huesca‚ who heard some of his compositions of the then young singer‚ among which was “Cuando
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Irene Jimenez was only 19 when she gave birth to her first baby in San Antonio Matute‚ Mexico. The baby was expected to be a healthy girl. Jimenez was waiting for her daughter with so much joy and expectation. She had all of her things ready and waiting for her. When it was time for labor‚ complications started. The umbilical cord was wrapped around the baby’s neck and her head was facing the wrong direction. The emergency cesarean was too late to save the baby. In all the chaos Jimenez was never
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