The Fated High School Struggle

As discussed in class, discourse is our communication. Furthermore, the author's "What is literacy" of Paul Paul Gee defines this discourse as "identity kit" (Gee, "What is literacy rate?"). Gee considers words as a combination of languages ​​related to their ideas, actions, and groups of people. There are various types of discourse; the two discourses described in this article are primary and secondary. The main topic is "Patterns of words formed during the initialization process" (Gee, "What is literacy?").

September 29, 2006 - Weston High School, Caze Novia, Wisconsin. Eric Hinnstock, age 15, went to school with a shotgun and a pistol. After fighting school gatekeeper, Heinstock shot school principal. He was convicted of murder in August 2007 and sentenced to life imprisonment. November 8, 2005 - Campbell County Integrated High School of Jacksboro, Tennessee. Authorities said that 15-year-old Kenneth Bartley Jr fired the principal and two assistant principals, killed one of them and seriously hurt the other. In 2007, Bartley accepted this acquisition negotiation, but his confession was later canceled. In retrial in February 2014, Bartley was convicted for reckless murder and did not murder. He was sentenced and released.

Fate must be personal retaliation for the Jamo family. His father is stopping high school education because he is the only bread winner. His brother Onyango is an elementary school teacher who works hard to help his family. His other brothers, Moses and Kelly, are at college and do not have enough money to attend Kanga school. Unfortunately, useful lands were sold out to cover his father's medical expenses. Pushing the wall, the family decided to move him to a local school. Kagoro Junior High School has never created A (ordinary) score which is one of the requirements for enrolling in law school. The dream that Jamo will be a lawyer is disappearing. If he is asked to define life at that moment he will explain that ink drying or githeri will destroy teeth.