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I felt that the kids were right instead of trying to change the world try to make the world a better place to live. I believe that is true because if you are making the world a better place for someone to live than you are slowing changing the world.This article also proves that not only women have to cook and do the laundry men can also take that job.
What this artical is saying to me is that little things that we do can be very important to someone else. You don't have to be in a group to make a change, you can do things that are right like being the "unpopular" kid's friend. That might be normal to you but if you were in that kid's shoes, you would feel so much better and also, if you do something good, other people might catch on and sooner or later, a lot of people would be doing it too. This reminds me of a presentation I saw last year of the BTC group, one person smiled at an other person and that person did something good and 2 minutes later, 10 people were making a change in the world. CLARA :)
We thought that this chapters was about how some children around the world need education but are't getting any.Also we agree with Sabrina how we have to start with a small change and work our way to make a better world. We also agree with Clara how if a new kid comes to the school we have to treat them the as everyone else and how we want to be treated.
I felt that the kids were right instead of trying to change the world try to make the world a better place to live. I believe that is true because if you are making the world a better place for someone to live than you are slowing changing the world.This article also proves that not only women have to cook and do the laundry men can also take that job.
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What this artical is saying to me is that little things that we do can be very important to someone else. You don't have to be in a group to make a change, you can do things that are right like being the "unpopular" kid's friend. That might be normal to you but if you were in that kid's shoes, you would feel so much better and also, if you do something good, other people might catch on and sooner or later, a lot of people would be doing it too. This reminds me of a presentation I saw last year of the BTC group, one person smiled at an other person and that person did something good and 2 minutes later, 10 people were making a change in the world. CLARA :)
ReplyDeleteWe thought that this chapters was about how some children around the world need education but are't getting any.Also we agree with Sabrina how we have to start with a small change and work our way to make a better world. We also agree with Clara how if a new kid comes to the school we have to treat them the as everyone else and how we want to be treated.
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