Formal educational experience

Formal Educational Experiences
Using Such, Such Were the Joys by George Orwell
This assignment has made me realize that my formal education began in elementary school. Elementary school was an important foundation for my future intellectual experiences. In elementary school I learned the basics such as reading, writing, and simple math. These skills are all crucial to my success in life. Not only was a basic education important, but also the teachers and faculty that I met, who influenced my social development.
George Orwell expressed a feeling of alienation in “Such, Such Were the Joys”. He cast himself as a misfit unable to understand his teachers or his fellow peers. My upbringing was so different from his. I never felt like a misfit and I had a wonderful relationship with my teachers and fellow peers. His attitude and the way he was treated made him uncertain of where he fits in society. I was always made aware of my purpose in this world. I was raised in...