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When Ziauddin encouraged some of the poor to come to school, Malala reports that some of the richer parents took their children out of the school, thinking it shameful for their children to mix with those from poor families. How does this example of human behavior connect with changes in education in the United States? Can you make any personal connections?

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1. When Ziauddin encouraged some of the poor to come to school, Malala reports that some of the richer parents took their children out of the school, thinking it shameful for their children to mix with those from poor families. How does this example of human behavior connect with changes in education in the United States? Can you make any personal connections?





 
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