Two Stages
There are many similarities and differences that an individual experiences with the transition into high school and with the transition into college. Both of these experiences can be considered something of a rite of passage that many individuals go through in the course of their education and their social development. Each step could be generalized by describing an individual who is entering a new place with a new opportunity to be exposed to various source of knowledge. However, at the same time these periods in one's life are quiet unique. This analysis will highlight some of the similarities and differences that can be found in these similar but different transitory periods in one's life.
The High School Experience
The high school experience is fraught with new opportunities and exposures to many new thoughts and people for the first time. At some point in the high school experience students generally learn that many of the things that they have been previously taught were not as accurate as they previously imagined. For example, many students will remember the story of the first Thanksgiving and think of it as a pleasant experience in which the pilgrims and Indians peacefully coexisted. However, when the study of history begins to become more complex and comprehensive, this story can also be told in a different light.
Despite the acquisition of a new plane of knowledge, there are many similarities that high school shares...
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