A young Pakistani girl named Malala, sent a feasible message to the whole world, “One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” She made a task for the children everywhere growing up that they can make an adjustment in life if they be decisive. More than one child can find this difficult specifically when they don’t care much or feel differently about school. Some children might feel differently about school than other children because some will grow up educated and wealthy some will grow up not educated or wealthy.

The children on the streets with no food, no warmth, no water, and no home are the ones that are describing or illustrating what they have to go through without education or other resources including adults or parents. People can possibly make an accessible decision in life but when it comes to children it’s not easy when they’re not in school. It may be a little more easy if they are in school because they will know what to do because of the tasks they are give thanks to the teachers. Sometimes, people should care about education because how are they going to eat, sleep, brush their teeth, drink, keep warm, and bathe? Well, if they were in school right at this moment in shoes and healthy, they would probably keep up with their grades and improve.
The children that grow up with education but do not care about it, it’s probably when they were yelled at by teachers and parents. The reason why they are getting yelled at it’s because the adults really care about the children passing school so they grow with health and wealth. Mostly the parents because they want their children to grow up knowing that they did it. But it wasn’t just the children it was the parents.

A fraction of children around the world hate school and do not wish to attend. Some love school and wish to attend. So basically, the kids who grow up with health and wealth are the ones that would most likely attend school. But the kids that grow up with no health neither wealth are the ones that would most likely not to attend school. People or children can do great things if they make the right decision.