Question

In "the education of frank mccourt," frank admits that he left high school to work and tells how he overcame his underprivileged background because:

Answer 1

Frank McCourt's departure from high school due to financial challenges didn't deter him. Through self-education, resilience, and a hunger for learning, he overcame his underprivileged background, returning to formal and informal education and achieving success as an acclaimed author and educator.

In "The Education of Frank McCourt," Frank McCourt reflects on leaving high school to work due to financial constraints. Despite his underprivileged background, Frank overcame adversity through determination and a thirst for learning. He pursued self-education, reading extensively in libraries and gaining knowledge through life experiences. Frank's resilience and resourcefulness allowed him to transcend the limitations of his circumstances. His eventual return to education, both formal and informal, played a crucial role in shaping his intellect and worldview. Frank McCourt's story is one of triumph over adversity, highlighting the transformative power of education and the human spirit to rise above challenges, ultimately contributing to his success as an acclaimed author and educator.

Answer 2

Frank admits that he left the secondary grade to work and tells how he overcome the underprivileged background in "the education of Frank Mccourt" because he feels it may help some of his students who are in similar positions. He think that this experience may help his students who are in similar position like him.