Many luxuries are granted to the citizens of the U.S. such as technology that helps us get through the day. These luxuries are not available to people in other countries and I believe that if I had to step into one of the four children in the movie On the Way to School I could handle living Carlos’s life. Carlos lives in Argentina and is 11 years old which is near my age, but that is the only thing we have slightly in common. We live completely different lives and Carlos does not have all the luxuries I have. Out of the all the other kids Carlos is the most modern of the four his clothes are similar to mine and he lives in a small house made up of bricks. Despite the differences in the smaller aspects of our lives I believe that we do have similarities no matter how few there are. This is why I believe I would be able to handle stepping into his shoes and having to live his life.
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In the video it focused mostly on Carlos routine when it comes to getting ready for school and in his life he doesn’t have the technology or the things that make my life easy. For one he doesn’t have access to a car and instead rides a horse to school. He travels 18 km in an hour and a half with his sister on the horse with him. Then while he has to travel all that distance all I do is have one of my parents drive me to school which is about a mile in distance and takes five minutes to cover that
In the video it focused mostly on Carlos routine when it comes to getting ready for school and in his life he doesn’t have the technology or the things that make my life easy. For one he doesn’t have access to a car and instead rides a horse to school. He travels 18 km in an hour and a half with his sister on the horse with him. Then while he has to travel all that distance all I do is have one of my parents drive me to school which is about a mile in distance and takes five minutes to cover that