Another Adjustment

I've decided that it would be more practical to avoid focusing on specific countries for my paper, instead, I've decided to write a paper called “Does culture affect how schools operate and how the public values education?" Perhaps I'll alter the title a bit in the future.

I know I've been changing the premise of my paper quite a few times now. But I want my paper to be genuine, creative, and the best it can possibly be.

My paper is going to question why and how Asian-Americans GPAs and the highest salaries in America. And why Portugal has the highest percent of University Graduates out of all the countries in the World. Does the culture you were brought up in affect how you view education? And why? What are the factors that contribute to high academic performance? And does this translate into the country's workplace as well? My paper will potentially answer these questions and more.

Thanks for reading. Please leave any suggestions/criticisms you have down below.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Adjustment on Focus of Paper

As the title states, I've decided to alter the focus of my research paper. Originally, my paper was to highlight the differences of schools based on culture. But now, I've decided to shift the purpose. Now, I plan to have a paper (name to be decided) on the question " Do more difficult schooling systems result in more successful people ?" For example, South Korea has a notoriously difficult education system. Does that mean South Korea produce more successful people per capita in comparison to other countries? America, on the flip side, is known for its mediocre school system. But, does that mean America is less likely to be home to intelligent people? I disagree. My hypothesis: Countries with more difficult educational systems are not more likely to have more successful people per capita. I believe success depends heavily on personal willpower and how you grew up. I intend to begin researching my paper tomorrow. My timeline looks a bit like this: December 17th...
Read more