English essay

 3 sources required--one is Excellent Sheep, the others are up to you.Respond in some way to Excellent Sheep. This book tackles many issues. What is your opinion on the issues at hand? Do you agree or disagree with the claims the author makes? Do you see the problems and solutions the same way, or in a different way?You may be as broad or as specific as you want regarding the “issues” you’re responding to. Your paper for instance may respond to one of the overall arguments (like “what is college for”) or you may tackle a smaller argument that maybe only involves one chapter.Some ideas for prompts:

The answers to these questions might become thesis statements. You can use these as a jumping-off point for your essay, if you'd like.

--What is college for?

--What is leadership?

--What is success? (How should we define success?)

--What are you really learning in college?

--How can we learn to think (while in college)? Does college make you become a good thinker?

--What does it mean to become a better thinker?

--Why do we need to take risks? What risks are worth taking?

--What role do parents play in our education?

--Besides knowledge, what else should students get from college?

--Does college prepare you to become a true leader?

--Does college encourage sincere or selfish leadership?

--What's the difference between the old school system and the new, and what do these changes mean for students (or future students)?

--Is college just about earning more money?

--What should we do instead of going to college?

 minimum 1000 words