This is a comparative analysis essay using the story\/article Indian Education and \u201cYou\u2019re Not Going to Get Accepted into a Top University on Merit Alone\u201d DUE BY 3\/2\/2025this is what my profressor expects :Assignment Summary<\/p>\n
At the end of this lesson, you will submit your Compare\/Contrast draft. It should be about 600 words long.<\/p>\n
Assignment Summary<\/p>\n
here are some example of how you can write it:<\/p>\n
First, have something to say!<\/p>\n
Your central claim about the two readings might focus on one or a combination of the following:<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities regarding the relative credibility of the readings and their authors<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in how the authors write about the theme for the readings<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities found between the perspectives or insights expressed in the two readings<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in authors\u2019 definitions or understanding of the theme, topic, or key terms<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in the authors\u2019 interpretations of the facts and information<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in values, priorities, and concerns the authors address<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in texts\u2019 explanations of what causes certain problems and what the effects are<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in solutions proposed to certain problems and the effects of those solutions<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in the arguments made about an issue or theme the readings have in common<\/p>\n
\u00b7 The differences and\/or similarities in the conclusions the authors draw about an issue or theme the readings have in common<\/p>\n
i also wrote a rough draft, here it is <\/p>\n
Discrimination <\/p>\n
I chose to write my comparison analyst on \u201cYou\u2019re Not Going to Get Accepted into a Top University on Merit Alone\u201d by Natasha Warikoo and \u201cIndian Education\u201d by Sherman Alexie. These two stories talk about being discriminated against in school. In Warikoo’s story I read how admissions for Harvard University would use the holistic approach to admit student into college. While Alexie was being discriminated against throughout his childhood because of his race and environment. The world likes to judge people by the color of people’s skin, where they come from and connections one might have. <\/p>\n
In Natasha\u2019s Story 63 Asian American groups filed a complaint with the department of Justice against Harvard University because they discriminated against this certain group. This led to Harvard getting sued. Harvard uses the holistic decision-making process when it comes to admitting students into their college. Many students are admitted based on their athletic skills and people that they know who have attended Harvard University. In Warikoo\u2019s article, Harvard does not use equal opportunity. They use subjective reasons to pick certain students over others. As Warikoo writes, \u201cElite private Universities have made it clear time and again that their admissions decisions are made through a holistic decision-making process that involves a series of discussions among the admissions team\u201d (Warikoo). Holistic decision making in the college admissions process is when admissions use this method of admitting students by using economic and ethical factors. <\/p>\n
In the story \u201cIndian Education\u201d Sherman Alexie talks about growing up on the reservation and how hard it was for him in school. He talked about being bullied by his own kind even by adults. Alexie grew up in the reservations with about 1000 Spokane tribal members he. He was bullied a lot by the kids at his school and on the reservation. Children would chase him and beat him. In second grade he stated that he was bullied by his teacher. She would make him stay in for recess while others went out and played. One time was for fourteen days straight. The teacher would make him stand in a corner holding multiple books for a period. She would also give him tests made for junior high school students and give the rest of the class their standard test. The teacher took it as far as crumbling up a piece of paper and stuffing it in his mouth when he proved that he could do the advanced work she forced him to do. He later states, how he was diagnosed with diabetes and how the doctors were quick to call him an acholic just because he was Indian. Alexie moved off of the reservations because education was limited. Teachers on the reservation was encouraged to not teach about Indian culture because of this many Indians on the reservation lost their dignity. Education was so scars many Indians on the reservation could just barely read. Sherman has shown us even through all the hardships he faced from reservations to an adult you can overcome anything. <\/p>\n
In conclusion These two stories are similar because both face discrimination, both cultures face discrimination from their race and being accepted in school. In comparison Sherman Alexie was bullied and discriminated throughout school as early as first grade to an adult. He took us through all the things he had endured being an Indian man. On the other hand, many college students face hardships when applying to elite colleges in are being discriminated due to the holistic decision making prosses which makes it harder for people like Asian Americans to attend those elite colleges. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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