Tuesdays with Morrie...
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Mitch Albom’s Tuesdays with
Morrie is
indeed a very amusing story. I was amused on how “life and death” has been
defined from start to finish. Understanding the entire story, I find it
somewhat boring but realistic, you can really relate on Morrie’s points of view
about life.
I can also say that Mitchell David Albom is truly an intelligent
writer; I like his style in narrating what had happen for each chapter. I also
like how he writes the story to feel the emotions. However, in the audiovisual
part of the book, I find it hard to understand that’s why I have to read it
twice for me to clear some parts.
I can truly say that the purpose of the author in writing the book has
been achieved; I know that the purpose of this book is to inspire and entertain,
as I read the story, I can say that I was inspired in Morrie’s points of view
about life, I realized how important it is to value the things we already have
and to accept that things are not permanent. I also realized that we should not
be afraid of death because all of us are capable of it, it will just depend
upon us on how we will prepare ourselves and how we will accept the word DEATH.
The subject matter is objective, it is not biased. Everyone can relate
on the story. It does not have limitations on what and who can read it.
Actually, the story is applicable to all of us, because we are all teachers,
we are all educators. Just like what Morrie did even in his last breath he was
able to show that he is indeed a teacher, a teacher who is really dedicated to
his work and willing to share what he knows.
As a future educator, I can say that this book contribute a lot of
things to me particularly the principles in the story. Morrie’s principles
about life made me realize how important “TEACHERS”
are in an individual. It made realize how essential teachers are in building
professionals and teachers can really affects the life of their students. I was
inspired to continue this course not just because of the diploma but because I
know through me I can affect and change the life of my learners.
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