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School
December 4, 2015
A big round of applause for Lauren Pinchuk for her poem "School." I totally agree with her thought on what we learn and how it doesn't help with the real world. In her poem she states "And what about commas and semicolons? Will they help me pay my debt?" She is hsowing that schools are teaching things that won't matter when we are out of school. Also that students are forced to stress about grades anf the "goal" of learning isn't there. Thank you Lauren for sharing your poem on school. Many students can share the same opinion as you.
© Caroline C., Marblehead, MA
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