I wonder about how many children get no education in third world countries? In fact,more than 70 million kids don’t get an education in third world countries and 53% of them are girls. Also, I believe that it is unreasonable for kids not to be allowed to go to school or that they have to fight for their education. In third world countries kids have to fight for their education. Indeed, in some other places including the United States kids are required to go to school. These are two significant samples why some children think differently about school than other children.

For example,in third world countries kids have to fight for their education. Malala stood up to the Taliban for her education.” I don’t want to be thought as”the girl shoot in the head by the Taliban” but as ”the girl who fought for education”,the girl who stands up for peace, with knowledge as her weapon.” This reveals that Malala fought for her education. That was one valid inference why some children think divergent about school than other kids.

Also,kids in some other places including the United States are required to go to school. Compulsory attendance law was made by each to require school attendance for children of specific ages. About 42 countries have the compulsory law. Finally,that was the second relevant inference why some kids think unalike about school than other kids.

That was two meaningful samples why some kids think dissimilar about school than other kids. So, next time you would rather stay home and play your video games remind yourself of how Malala fought the Taliban just for her education.

Why and how did Malala make her voice heard? Most importantly,Malala made her voice heard by speaking out against the Taliban. For example, She spoke out against the Taliban in her interviews. “I had continued doing interviews about girls’ right to education,and my father and I attended rallies and events to spread our message as far and wide as we could.” She is saying that her and her dad tried as hard as they could to speak out against the Taliban. Not to mention, She went to school even when the Taliban told the girls not to go. She went to school when she was endangered because she was brave and wanted to be educated. Those were some reasonable reasons why and how Malala protested against the Taliban.

Communicating in person and with technology have positive and negative outcomes. However,communicating in person to me is more polite than communicating with technology. While some differences between communicating in person and communicating through technology are noticeable, the similarities are striking.

Here are some similarities between communicating in person and communicating through technology. You can multi-task while talking and playing games.You can even play Monopoly,Twister,and even Battleship while talking with a friend. Also never walk across a busy street while talking on a phone or listening to a friend instead of watching out for cars. You can make plans on the phone or face to face. You can plan birthdays,weddings,and family gatherings. One time my parents surprised my older brother for his birthday and we had to plan it a week ahead of time. Those were some similarities between communicating in person and communicating through technology.

Here are some differences between communicating in person and communicating through technology. One is that you don’t have to use wifi to talk face to face. One time I was trying to call my friend from West Texas but when I called it did not work because I did not have wifi, I even lost my signal. You don’t need wifi to talk to friend face to face. Two could be you are more aware of your surroundings when you talk in person. You don’t need to be texting or worrying about dropping your phone while driving or walking across a busy street. One time I was walking with a friend and we were talking and we heard a fast moving car and got on the sidewalk if we would have had on our headphones on we would have never heard the car and we could have been struck. Those were some differences between communicating in person and communicating through technology.

Communicating in person and with technology have positive and negative outcomes. However, I think it is more polite to talk in person rather than talk through technology.