Why Is It Important To Read Literature?

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It is obvious that the process of educating students is quite difficult. That there are many thesis statements, papers and proposals written by creditable authors that all seem to pinpoint the exact question, what and how should students be taught? Some essays seemed to be to be correct in some aspects but at times the writer’s theory seemed to be lacking, but once the good aspects are combined and the bad ones are tossed out, a new theory on education is formed. On that is much like the education that students receive today. The education students receive today is complex, formed of many different contrasting ideas, but that’s what makes today’s education so satisfying to its students.
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They are topics that may require students to achieve a much higher level of thinking and my not be as easily relatable but are just as important as the ones that are. Such as Francine Proses belief that student should not read pieces of literature just because they relate to events that are occurring in students’ lives at the moment, Prose believes they should be reading novels that are more appropriate for their level and even a bit more challenging, but this idea may not only be limited to classes such as literature or English. It can include subjects such as mathematics and history. It is unbelievable the amount of time that I have heard my classmates make comments such as “Why is algebra necessary? It has no significant in my life.” The reasoning being that teachers not only want their student to learn as much as possible but subjects that are unrealizable give students the ability to learn new things , it gives student the power to perceive new ideas and topics about their world. Algebra may be a topic that a student may never again encounter in their life but it showed them how to comprehend topics that don’t directly affect

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