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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

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Q 1) What did you think of the poem? 2) If everyone in class is just given an "A" grade, what is the value of the A? 3) If, God forbid, you were ever to need brain surgery, but if you did - "Would you choose the doctor who "performed good enough" in medical school to graduate, or someone who "performed excellent" in medical school, and graduated with honors? 4) How does the poem apply to you, or not? 5) Are you being honest with yourself? 6) Comment on the post of a peer

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1. At the time of reading the poem, I could understand that there is a gap in the efforts. The complaints in the life gets piled up but what we do that we ignore things when it comes to put 100% efforts. Instead, we complain and turn our face from doing things with absolute accuracy.