education metaphor roller coaster

Education 

is like a

 rollercoaster!!!

1) I found this metaphor that says, "School is a roller-coaster, sometimes scary, sometimes fun, but when it's over you can say you did it!!!

 I like this metaphor because it explains exactly how I feel about education. Education is like a roller-coaster it has ups and down; some of the path are rough and others are smooth but at the end its the effort you made that counts. As a roller-coster you go to the finish line with others in it, is the same for education; even though you meet the line with your efforts it's combined with all the help you had from teachers, counselor, family and friends.  While getting education you face fears you never expected, fears that you may conquer like when you get into the roller-coster height. Having an education you have to meet specific standard like the roller coaster where you have to a certain height to be able to ride. 

2) Taking this class I learned many thing that I would take into my future; first there is not only one way a person learns. A person learns differently others by touch, other by vision, and other intellectually. Education is the key to success, educations it’s so important because with education you create knowledge and with knowledge you conquer anything. Lastly teachers and family are one strong part of any ones life to complete education as a success. Education serves as many things like environmental education and recycling are ways to learn. With an open mind and creativity we can make classroom diverse as well as learning while having fun.

3) I learn many things doing the blog like putting my ideas outside of my mind, being creative and thoughtful. From the blog with each topic I learned more things when researching more insightful from each topic. From my classmates I learned from their same views as mine as well as their different views from mines as well. We all have different viewpoint in specific topics but at the end we are all learning from each other. Learning it’s the most important part without judging others view. These points are important because we live in a place where multicultural its high in percentage and different views are there to share with classmates. I personally had fun while learning. This class was very different from others where it allowed me to learn in a fun way, being creative and simply being me while sharing my thoughts.

SoCiAl JuStIcE

As in this week in edu class it was about social justice. Do everyones knows their rights?
i believe everyone should know their rights because knowing your rights would help you understand what its right and wrong, what is discrimination or not but simply knowing your rights may help you in so many ways.
In this week we had to look in pinterest and i searched under Social justice and i found a picture that it was pretty interesting where it’s describe “the universal declaration on human rights”. One of the things the pictures says “ we are all born free and equal, everyone is entitled to these rights no matter your race, religion or nationality and everyone has the rights to life, freedom and safety”; I like this because I believe in all those things. Everyone should be free treated equal as well free to do what he or she wants for example in education. Our race, nationality is not a thing to be in the middle of what we beliefs in, we are human and we are all equal.

I like this picture as it shows the rights of everyone. many of the rights mentioned in here are:

"every one has the right to EDUCATION"

we are ALL EQUAL before the LAW and entitled to EQUAL PROTECTION of the law"

FREEDOM of EXPRESSION: you have the right to free thought and to voice your opinions to others"

In the article: "introduction: creating classroom for equity and social justice", there is one quote i found pretty interesting that said "a social classroom equips children no only to change the world but also to maneuver in the one that exists" i believe that this quotes means that everything they learn in the classroom it helps them as well outside of the classroom.