Malala To The U.N.: "One Child, One Teacher, One Book And One Pen..."

Taking a look at the global exciting female student from Pakistan Malala Yousafzai, talking to the United Nations on her 16th birthday, this is wonderful. Nevertheless, please do not forget what she said: "Children, teachers, books, pens can change the world." But this is the best, see her health and health!

Malaya Yousafzai, an educational activist in Pakistan, honors the youth delegation at Malay Day celebrations and the UN Youth Conference. UNICEF / NYHQ 2013-0391 / Markisz "Children, teachers, books, pens can change the world." These are one of the most moving teens in the world - a 16 year old young woman already. I changed the world when he was young. See Malara Yousafzai. Survivors of the Taliban assassinated at the age of 14. For her education and women's rights campaign, Malala was struck with her school bus - this action may destroy her life, but strengthened her decision. Fight back with her book and pen

Malara brings her courage and hope to young readers in this autobiographical and beautifully depicted picture book autobiography. As a child, Malala tells the reader that he likes TV programs. On TV programs, boys use magical pencils to draw what they need or what they want. After that, Malara thought about a mysterious pencil and made a speech at his hometown Pakistan. Like Malaras said: "Children, teachers, books and pens can change the world."

"Children, teachers, pens, and books can change the world," Professor Marara Yusafzai quoted the text. Right, the teacher is the first teaching stage in this big bad world. Without our guidance, a guide to distinguish between good and evil, we would all be gutless. In our process of growth, our parents respect only our teachers. The best course is learned in the classroom. In many cases, I think they are useless, but since somewhere in the decade, everything is beginning to become practical, the curriculum of our book becomes brilliant.