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Adam.S, and Soccer speaks many languages

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Adam.S, and Soccer speaks many languages

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I think that the Author's Point of View about refugees is that it doesn't matter where you're from in the world, anyone can succeed in the world. In the text, it states "an American citizen and a freshman at Iowa State University, Innocent gets good grades and speaks English fluently. He earned a scholarship, and he is majoring in construction engineering so that he can learn to build houses, as his father did.", which supports this as their point of view. I believe this is true because many people look down on themselves because they think they're not good enough to succeed, the truth is you have to work hard too succeed.

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I think the author's point of view is no matter how rich or poor you or where you live how what stuff you have you can still succeed in doing what you want to do best in life no matter if you're a refugee or not you can go to school and college to get a good job or build or own business career.

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I think that the author's Point Of View about the refugees he's writing about is that he wants people to know about what is happening to them and how they shouldn't be treated differently. In the text it states " That didn't matter, because we were friends with everyone." I believe this because even if they was bullied ,they wouldn't bully them back.

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I think that the Author's Point of View about refugees is that sports help make friends.In the text, it it states '' that soccor helps bring kids come to gather'', Which supports this as their point of view. I believe this is true because I have made friends playing sports.

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Chase R and Soccer Speaks Many Languages     

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Chase R and Soccer Speaks Many Languages     

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I think the authors POV about refugees is that despite being kicked from their home country they still find a way to have some sort of fun even though they are on opposite kinds and their kinds go against each other. In the text it states that because the Tutsis and Hutus were fighting each other in a civil war. So basically the author is saying all refugees are some what the same

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I think that the authors Point of View about refugees is that they fee glad they got a new start in another country. In the text it states "Innocent gets good grades and speaks English fluently.7 He earned a scholarship" I think this shows that they like that they got a new start on life

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(Soccer speaks my language) Emma Parsons

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(Soccer speaks my language) Emma Parsons

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I think that the authors point of view about the refugees is that, soccer helped innocent make friends and make life easier and helped innocent through his struggles. In the text it states, '' Through soccer, Innocent made friends. They helped him learn English words and American games. Innocent found that people everywhere can be friendly and helpful. '' I believe this is true because sports can help you when you have things going on and now with soccer, innocent can now speak English and he has made friends.

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Hailey Stuart; Soccer Speaks Many Languages

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Hailey Stuart; Soccer Speaks Many Languages

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I think that the Author's Point of View about refugees is that even if you are a refugee that doesn't mean you can't succeed in life. In the text it states "Now an American citizen and a freshman at Iowa State University, Innocent gets good grades and speaks English fluently. He earned a scholarship, and he is majoring in construction engineering so that he can learn to build houses, as his father did. He plays American football, basketball, and — you guessed it — soccer." which supports this as their point of view. I believe this is true because, some people may think that refugees can't excel at things because they're from a different country, or poor. It just depends on how hard you work for it.

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I think that the Authors Point of view about refugees, is that he thinks that everyone is needed to be treated equal. In the text it states, "We didn't worry if the other kids were Tutsis or Hutus,” recalls Innocent. “We just thought of them as our friends.” Playing football gave all the children a common bond." Which suports this as their point of view. I belive this is true because, i also belive everyone needs to be equal.

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i think that the authors point of veiw abouut the refugees is that they wants to give everyone a chance, I feel as if they beleive that all of the refugees have a shot in life. In the text is states Over the years, Innocent's family has adjusted to life in America. Now an American citizen and a freshman at Iowa State University, Innocent gets good grades and speaks English fluently." which supports this as their point of view. I beleive this is true because at the beginning innocent knew no english and was to scared to play soccer with the other kids, now he has a scholarship and can speak fluent english.

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Addison and Soccer speaks many languages.

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Addison and Soccer speaks many languages.

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I think that the Author's Point of View about refugees is that it is hard for them to adjust their new live to where they moved to. In the text, it states And through the opportunities it has created for him, it is helping him to fulfill his dreams." Which supports this as their point of view. I believe this is true because everyone should have a chance to start a new live and have equal rights and privileges.

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I think that the Author's Point of View about refugees is that ________. In the text, it states "__________", which supports this as their point of view. I believe this is true because __________.