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In Obama's speech I like how he pointed out the small things that every kid goes through every new year when school comes back around. Also when he compares his self to every thing and how he would have to wake earlier than any other kid would have to just to get home school by his mother. Having the President make a speech like that can influence kids to go to school because it would probably make them think that if the President can go through such a hard time like that and succeed it something that big so can I.

His speech also affects the teachers because the teacher would probably like to reach standards and try to inspire the kids more to learn. So going into the new school year a lot of teachers would probably change their teaching styles to make their students want to learn more. But the teachers are as nervous as the students are because they don't know too much about their new students and how easy can they learn. Or if they could keep up with their teaching style and this affects the teachers because it makes the teachers feel that they not doing enough to make their students learn.

On the liberal arts article the opening question is a question we hear every time we study shakespeare and I agree "How will studying Shakespeare or cell biology or modern art help me get a job?" I'm confused because can I go to a job interview and say am familiar with shakespeare I understand every single word in all his plays. Would I get a job much more easier that way? I don't think so, business companies could careless about that. So I think learning shakespeare plays is pointless.