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  Salam my name is Sarah and I am positive caring kind a good person and good Muslim love anime I am 28 and I am a writer advocate and I have a big heart alhamdulallah I try to be a good person I wish I could change the education system so kids can be free to study or major in subject they want to. I love Egypt and my family Allah yer hamak ya baba. Unfortunately the education system in Egypt is bad. schools are underfunded class are crowded 70 to 100 kids in one class. Colleges are worse in Egypt . I hope my reader do not miss understand how I love Egypt Egypt is the first country in the world. However the education system is very different than the United States and Europe kids are not taught in the classroom because they don't have enough teachers and resources. Teachers don't teach students the circucuml if they do teach the school marieal the material on the exams is completely different professor don't take attendance in classes and professors don't take it seriously they only outline the subject to the students and the students have to teach themselves.in high School kids are not taught⁰ anything in the classroom they are forced to learn from public tutoring for the school and if students can't afford to pay for the tutoring and classes they can't move on to college this break my heart . I Wish everyone had an amazing equal education . How much does it cost to get a fair education ?!! I Cairo has international school with a a variety of languages and many classes if you have the money am very passionate for education.human beings having the ability to reason and develop rational thought to make their informed decisions. This is because we are not controlled by instinct like other species. In other words, without an education human being would be animals because they did not learn to read or write. Therefore, humans would not have the ability to reason because they would be controlled by instincts. As a result, I believe that all human beings are born innocent babies who come into the world without knowing anything, so they have to be socialized by many different socializing agents. The most important socializing agent besides a person’s parents is an education because education is the main institution that allows people to have access to all of the other socializing agents. Education sets the motion for people to help gain a perspective or world view, in, order to learn about social norms, morals, good and bad behaviors, how to build good character, gain knowledge and a large well-connected social capital network. Education is needed to achieve your dreams and goals in life, to be a successful and productive member of society who knows how to make good decisions that not only benefits them, but benefits all of society as well.


Education is the most fundamental element in a modern and civilized society in my opinio


 I consider myself an advocate and a good writer. I have experience writing case notes, creating resume and cover letters, and asset with career assessments when I worked at Abilities. I am a hard working passionate person who is a good team player. 




As a counselor, I would have a unique sense of empathy for people who do not have a voice in society. I want to help people learn to advocate for themselves and develop their own voice. "Your voice is the most useful tool you have"listen to and see each other’s perspectives. I realized that I was never going to stand idly by and do nothing when people are in trouble. This experience taught me that I have the power to advocate for myself and others. This was a realization for me because when I learned to advocate for myself, I was able to communicate my needs without worrying about whether others would advocate for me and understand what I truly needed. I want to be able to teach my clients, and those I come across as social worker about this very important skill that has changed my life.


 My physical disability gives me a unique sense of empathy for those who are disabled as well as any individual seeking to discover the power of their own voice. I want to help each of my clients use their voice as a tool to enable them to communicate their messages and experiences peacefully, so that they make people aware of their problems. People must never be afraid to stand up for what they believe in and ensure that their powerful voices are heard. Even if people have no other resources available to them, each person has a voice. It is your most valuable resource because no one can ever take it away from you. As a social worker, I will encourage my clients to utilize their voices by helping them use their passions to create different outlets that help them become comfortable sharing their unique experiences with other people .


    My passion for writing also contributes to my interest in social work. I enjoy writing because it helps me express myself and alleviate my frustrations. Writing has had a huge influence on my life. It taught me valuable skills, including patience, authenticity, dedication, and confidence. It strengthens my ability to advocate for people and share my experiences, knowledge and feelings with people.


 This began when I created a beautiful heartfelt blog called the Shining Star where I write posts on many different topics. Writing makes me happy and a better person and advocate. My blog allows me to use my voice to advocate, inform, and educate my readers to help influence them to make a positive change. My voice is reaching a big audience people from all over the world—from the United States all way to Poland, India, Egypt ,Saudi Arabia, France, Kuwauit, and the Philippines . I use my blog to advocate for people by educating and informing my audience on many different topics that are important issues to me such as: educational inequality, gender roles, media, representation, Syrian refugees, and Egypt. Writing has enabled me to observe the world and its tendencies. Through writing, I can advocate for myself and others. As a social worker, I will work with my clients to help them find their voices and different outlets to express themselves while I teach them how to advocate independently so they become as comfortable sharing their unique experiences with other people as I am I with writing

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