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=Sandra Cisneros jose is awesome = toc As children in school there is one thing that shapes us, what shapes us is grades at least that’s we’re led to believe. But, is it true that grades shape us, do they reflect on our talents and what is the sole purpose of a grade? Every student is different so, not every student is going to be blessed with straight A’s or B’s they may even have grades that range lower but, that doesn’t mean they can’t change or aren’t talented in that subject.media type="youtube" key="0Pyf89VsNmg" width="425" height="350"media type="youtube" key="kmEOylWMdi8" width="425" height="350"

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Throughout school I always worried about my grades, always worrying if I had a high grade in class so I could pass the subject, or if my grades we’re good enough so my parents would be proud of me. For example, one year in high school I took an art class because drawing is something I enjoyed, but I didn’t have a high grade the whole semester. My teacher often commented on how talented I was but was concerned about why I wasn’t getting good grades in her class. Even a writer named Sandra Cisneros didn’t get good grades in reading when she was going to school, now she’s a poetry teacher. Cisneros stated in Grades Not Full Gauge of Talent, “The best poems are not by the students who are the most talented and gifted but the ones who have bad grades” I don’t believe grades shape who we are or show what our talents are, grades have a couple of different purposes for one, they show the progress and achievements of the student in the class subject and the other to pass the class so the student can move on in school. When the student receives low grades the teacher becomes concerned and contacts the students’ parents so the student, the parents and the teacher can meet to discuss the student’s grades and the reasons why their grades are so low.