Essays on Education Page 4

Growing up education was something that was important to my family and myself. I always wanted to be the first in my family to take on higher education. All through grade school, I was an honors student but by the time I made it to high school, things had changed. I had new friends, a…

“Education is the passport to a successful future, a path which contains plentiful hardships and challenges” (Malcolm X 1). Practicing and working enthusiastically are important to succeeding, one must use those skills to ensure a prosperous and plentiful future. There may be days when it is a challenge to even remember one element which was…

My main reasoning behind choosing Human Biology was that it is a beneficial course that will benefit me when I pursue a medicine and health career as a pharmacist. I also had a general fascination and love for science, particularly biology, and understanding how our world’s complex aspect’s function and operate. I have always wanted…

Throughout the semester, we covered many different topics. Although many were significant, Piaget’s stages of cognitive development, as well as the differences between his and Vygotsky’s views on Egocentric Speech, Autism spectrum disorders, metacognition, and self- regulated learning seemed to be some of the more major topics we covered during this semester. Piaget’s Theory of…

Honors English, I believe, would be a better fit for me than regular English. I have always enjoyed writing and reading, so being in the Honors English class is something I’m highly interested in. I write quite often, and I’ve been writing a lot this summer because I’m working on my first novel. Additionally, I’m…

I must say this class has been one of the most challenging classes for me. Compared to the other courses I have had in the past, those were like a walk in the park compared to this course. However, a couple of personal issues and reasons this course was challenging is because I had three…

Prior to this past year, my writing process has been very simple. I would just write without doing anything special; there was little to no editing process, and there was definitely no revision process. By taking this class (English 1010), I became more aware of my writing process, and the necessity of having one. In…

Rhetoric itself is the art of argument and discourse. People can disagree with each other, especially deeply held beliefs. Rhetoric turns this disagreement into a debate. The rhetorician uses his text to persuade his audience. Aristotle discussed logical argument at length; maxims, topics and strategies, enthymemes (a logical argument with a part of the argument…

The modern world and their development owe a lot to Europe foe they played a significant role in the process of formation that led to the new modern societies. Modernity developed from the 18‘“ century and began from a group of key thinker in Europe who recognized the need to enlighten the world and reorganize…

I have not been handed many leadership positions in the past, but when l have been, I managed to bring the best out of the people under me. Whether it be coaching underclassmen how to become better at soccer, or pushing the cashier team for credits, l have done pretty well when it comes to…