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What I Believe, the Significance of Literature

Each person is capable of bringing even the slightest change to the world. The world has always been saturated with social, political, and economic issues that seem too big to be resolved by an individual. It has always looked to literate and intelligent people to define and possibly solve these issues. Today, we have to continue to expand education and develop our students through literature  to create a less-hostile future for the human race. My name is Moman and I am an advocate of education. I believe that education is the strongest tool people use to move up in life. I call this, generational socioeconomic mobility. Every parent wants their children to achieve more success in life. So parents enroll their children into school from an early age because school is the platform of education. An education expands the mind and provides students with the liberation to think and question. Therefore, I advocate education because it allowed me to view the world with a different scope; leading me towards the motivation to success. Education creates intelligence. The name of this blog, "Power of Words," suggests exactly that. Power isn't just physical strength, it is also intelligence.

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  1. Professor Mignano-BradyMay 10, 2018 at 11:14 AM

    A true scholar and innovator! Your ideas are extraordinarily Powerful!

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