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The most interesting thing that I learned was that they have to move to a completely better area just for their education. It’s crazy to think that someone at just six years old has to go through this. The amount of courage and ambition from them just to go to school to get a better life is crazy. When most of us are complaining about how much we don’t want to go to school. What surprised me was how privileged we all are, we get to drive to a school every day. We never have to go through what they are/went through. These students went through much more than what I could ever imagine. I got the privilege of being driven to school every day.

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The whole documentary is quite interesting. The way the Raramuri sustain themselves, and how there kids know that there 2 hour hike and 1000 meter climb will pay off. Some narly little kids they are. Their rain rituals are interesting as well as the fact that it worked. But the most surprising part was definitely that kids this age climb over the Sierra mountains every week to get to school. Gosh are we lucky.

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it made me sad to see the family's suffer how they are and how the kids have to go through a brutal hike just to get to school. and the most interesting thing was definitely how they could remember the way to school and how young he was, LIKE WHAT A 6 YEAR OLD. it was surprising that the parents only got paid, what $1.46 a day, which is surprisingly low. compared to my schooling its a insane difference, all i have to do is get out of bed and open up my computer and bang im in school. where as for them they have to go on life endangering hikes.

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The most interesting thing in this documentary for me was how remote and poor each of the childrens homes were. It seemed that the parents where saddened by the fact that they needed to live like that, and sent their children out on this dangerous walk to school because they felt that their children deserved better. I was most surprised by the fact that they stayed at the school for a week before returning home. In comparison to my own trek to school, mine pales in comparison to what they travel. And I would go as far to say that Elk is even the longest and maybe most dificult way to school.

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I felt like the documentary was interesting to say the least. Like how different it is then the US. How the students had to work to get to school from such a small age. Agonist how we get put into school at a small age with no work to get here. I found it strange that at 15 you are considered a legal adult. I could not be an adult at 15, and do all the tasks I see other adults doing. Also, the way they get to school. They have to walk many miles just to get there and back, they don't have busses or other ways to get there. I feel like I could maybe walk to school maybe for a few days but, I couldn't imagine doing that every day, to school and back. I also noticed how much they value their education agonist us, who would rather not go to school. I find that cool because they think of school as a way to get a better life and explore new things. I think most of kids that go to school in the US think that school is a think you have to go to and that it's miserable.

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This was a great documentary. It was really interesting hearing the young kids talk about school. There is a kind of bad attitude around school here, and it was cool to hear them talk about school as a wonderful thing that provides them with opportunities. I think it's really surprising how young the kids are that are making the journey to school. I was impressed that they did so well on the long and treacherous journey. It was also interesting that there are some of the same privileges we see here, even though their situation is really different. The kids that lived in town because their parents could afford to live there, did better in school and learned more quickly. Whereas the kids that had to walk really far because that's where their families could afford to live missed school, and had a hard time learning as fast as the other kids. These children have a really difficult school life, and I think the opportunities given to a lot of Americans are taken for granted. The trips to school these kids have to make are really dangerous, and it's inspiring to see them being so devoted to their own education. Getting to school here is so easy, we have cars and it's very safe.

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The most interesting thing in the film was that the people migrated to the mountains to escape the conquistadors. The most surprising thing was the age of the kids that were making to journey. My brothers and I have somewhat of a similar experience. The bus ride to school takes a while, and sometimes we have to walk home from the bus stop which also takes a while. But it doesn't really compare to their experience. They have to hike mountains with empty stomachs. Overall, they have it much worse and because of this are a lot cooler than us.

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The most interesting thing that I learned was how they got to school. The thing that suprised me most was also how they get to school. Their school is very different from our school, we have buses, they don't and we have alot more things they don't, like nicer buildings and a bunch of other stuff.

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The documentary was interesting. I thought it was crazy that those small children had to walk so long to get to school. I thought it was really sad because they are so young, but hopeful. I was surprised to hear that people become legal adults when they turn 15 years old. It must be so hard to raise children at such a young age and have to take care of everyone and their education. I have never had to walk miles to go to school, and they have to walk those trails two times a week. They also understand that school and education is important because they might have a chance to a better life.

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The most dangerous ways to school reflection

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The most dangerous ways to school reflection

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The most interesting thing I saw in the documentary was Lorenzo walking/climbing up the 1000 meter high mountain to get to school. The fact that teachers and students sleep at school surprised me the most, something that also surprised me were the three girls going down the extremely steep slope to get to the valley. The students experience hot weather, in the rocky, steep mountains, I experience riding in an automobile to school. The indigenus students climb and descend many steep places along the route to school, and I do not have to climb or descend any steep slopes or mountains.