In praise of the F Word, by Mary Sherry

In the article "praise" F "words", Mary Sherry discussed the word "F" meaning failure. Mary Shirley basically said today's children are being taken in by good education. Some people are good children and they do not cause any problems in the classroom so they are passing through the school system. At the same time, however, the employer is being fooled because he wants graduates to master basic skills. Also, because most of the awarded children could not read or write correctly, because the diploma was deemed meaningless, I returned to the night school where I tried to acquire G.E.D. when I became an adult.

In Mary Sherry 's "Like the F", Shirley talked about the education system, but it does not make sense how to handle a high school diploma. The problem is that these high school graduates are considered semi literate ability as they enter the real world. Sherry taught writing basic grammar and adult literacy courses while listening to the various unpleasant experiences of high school graduates. Sherry believes that faculty and students should consider students as active educational tools. And we can express confidence that both teacher and guardian have the ability to learn materials presented to students. She will never forget the teacher who attracted the attention of world class attraction. Mrs Steve is his English teacher, he is the first teacher who threatens his teacher with a failed trump card.

In the article "praise" F "words", Mary Sherry discussed the word "F" meaning failure. Mary Shirley basically said today's children are being taken in by good education. Some people are good children and they do not cause any problems in the classroom so they are passing through the school system. At the same time, however, the employer is being fooled because he wants graduates to master basic skills. Also, as most of the awarded children could not read or write correctly, because the diploma was deemed meaningless, I attempted to obtain G.E.D. for adults and returned to school at night.

The praise of the word F in Mary Shirley used various examples to support her argument. The main source of evidence used by the authors to support his argument is a personal experience. Shirley shared with her first year of her high school days. He did not make the necessary effort in the classroom, and his English teacher, Mrs. Steft, did not want to endure. Then she told Shelly that she could not get her son. I have never seen this way before Shelly got into a panic. Even her son was threatened by such a teacher, but she finally agreed with her. Her son noticed that she failed and could not graduate, prioritized the English course, passed A grade. (Sherry 565)