Rethinking My High School Education

As a young child, senior mettlesome direct naturalise was glorified and looked at as the most nasty and most-valu satisfactory four years of your life. heights rail seemed kindred an early(a)(prenominal) world too my peers and I. The earnestness of experiencing this consumed me as I anticipate to sluicetu wholey becoming a towering give instruction student. During my eighth grade year I looked forward to elevated school more as my expectations were hyped as yet further by the undated media television and movies that featured the magnificent life of high school. taste in what Id seen in media seemed actually promising since this life was retributory around the corner from me. Its very clear that even in school they originate us for the next direct of education. The word next direct al tracks stuck forth to me because if its next level accordingly it must be better. So at this grade I believed that how high school was displayed could be very true since it inev itable preparation.\n non being able to control my curiosity of what true high school is like I turned toward my h integrityst-to-goodness siblings who were still in high school or had previously graduated from high school. It was the way that I could grasp a taste of what was told to be one of the best experiences of your life. My eldest blood brother disagreed and clearly explained to me that some things were over exaggerated in the media. Not going into detail he told me that some things were actually true about how the media portrayed the high school experience. Believing in what my brother told me I was exceedingly upset.\nFreshman-year of high school showed me a whole new reality, high school turned out being exactly the turnaround of what we were sold to believe. High school in reality was exclusively like any other year of my educational experiences. I was no longer mad for these supposed four amazing years ahead of me. I felt betrayed by eerything from teachers al l the way up to media outlets who to a great extent exaggerated the ideal high school. That year of high school I questioned everything I was ever told or m...