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WORK HARD TO BE SMART
Being smart is not out of anyone’s reach. ... Raspberry quotes Jeff Howard as saying, “smart is not something you just are; smart is something you can get”. ... I believe that anyone can be “smart”. In my opinion, “smart” is not something you are, it is merely an adjective describing your success in the classroom. ... Raspberry’s article to say that the opinion of Americans is that people are born either “smart” or “dumb”, and are determined to be such early on in life. ... To say that one person is smart and another is dumb would be not only stereotypical, but judgmental as well. When you say that someone is smart, I would interpret that to mean that an individual has worked hard, studied hard, and has received the proper motivation and guidance that is required to achieve academic success. ...
To become “smart”, I believe that it all starts early on with the combined guidance of your parents, teachers and those responsible for helping you receive your education.
Approximate Word count = 841
Approximate Pages = 3.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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