Comparism

The style that Charles dickens is trying to prevail is that school and learning is all about facts. He says that all things people should know is facts. This method doesn't allow you to think outside the box, It makes you think about everything that is already right in front of you. Ms. Watsons way is very loose and makes you think for yourself rather than providing you with the things you should think about. Her method promotes selfullness and individuality. The difference between the two methods is that Charles way is old school and traditional. Watsons way is new and free, which allows for new ideas which the world today needs.

Mona Lisa

I think the movie was full of a lot of problems that women dealt with back in the 40's and 50's. The movie has a lot of mean people in it that I wanted to punch in the face. The movie also depicted how much they drank and smoked back then. The movie also shows how women are becoming smarter and becoming independent. This movie is also about the girls rushing to get married and living a life of cooking and cleaning.

Mona Lisa

I think this movie is about a teacher that wants the opportunity to teach some of the smartest girls. The girls are so smart and use to having everything they want that they freak out when the teacher is strict and doesn't have any mercy on them. Its also about finding love as a young person and the journey that they all go on. I feel like they all come together in the end and are a big family.

College vs. High School

I think you need to prepare accordingly for each level of exam. The obvious differences are that you need to study more thoroughly and actually understand the concepts that you learned. I think they'll be longer and you'll have to put more thought into your answers especially if the exam or test is a self answer. High school exams are definitely easier and not a lot of  preparation that you have to do. College exams are long and require a lot of dedication to studying and readiness. You can prepare for both by taking notes in class, asking questions if you don't understand something, and study over the material before the exam.