https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o Answer the following questions thoroughly with your table group. en-us 2017-03-19 00:36:01 UTC 2024-12-18 17:34:48 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278038 1) Frank is most likely very grateful for the life he now lives, and he is surely one to raise awareness for the problem, as he wrote an entire book on it. He must see poverty in it's realest form, and wants it to stop.

2) Jeannette became more aware of her budgets and matured quickly as she had to, for her parents were of no help. She became more independent and had an easier time problem solving, yet she did become more uptight as she became more of an adult figure.

3) Poverty is a much more prominent thing in certain places, and it shows in different forms. In the US, we are very unaware of the problem, especially in suburbs like Naperville, but in other countries, it is much more prominent, and everyone works as a country to survive throughout.

4) The general cruelty of society. 
The domino effect of poverty is very prominent. On average, it takes 3 months to go from a healthy lifestyle to becoming homeless. It can start with parents losing a job, and then these children are subject to the aftermath of it. This domino effect is prominent as society begins to discriminate against the poor and they make it hard for parents to get a new job, creating a cycle of poverty.]]> 2017-03-20 17:55:39 UTC https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278038 https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278044 The parents see the first wave of poverty however if they do not do anything about it and we are not demonstrating togetherness, then the pattern continues into the children's lives.

It can mean different things in different places based on the wealth of the country and the way it is run.

She learned to be open minded, accept what she has, avoid being materialistic, and understand that being independent helps her work for what she needs to survive.

His views and goals helped his motivation to spread awareness to end world hunger as he wrote a book about his experiences.]]> 2017-03-20 17:55:39 UTC https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278044 jgao1 https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278139 1. Frank's background of being poor will shape his goals and view of the world by giving him a greater perspective and working to help those less fortunate to overcome obstacles and become successful and productive members of society.
2. Jeanette was able to value any basic human needs she received. She was not materialistic and understood hard work was necessary to achieve a sustainable life. 
3. Poverty differs around the world because there are different degrees. In some places, it is more extreme where they aren't even considered part of the social triangle, and in some places, it is classified as the lowest social class.
4. Those more well off, or those not in poverty are ultimately accountable for the struggle of children to overcome hunger and poverty; these people have the means to help others in poverty.]]> 2017-03-20 17:55:54 UTC https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278139 https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278316 1.) Frank's background of poverty impacted him in many negative ways, including skewing his views on the real world. He thought that his goals in life were limited due to his financial status, and that stopped him from working the system to benefit himself. 
2.) Jeannette learned to be very grateful. Growing up being deprived of proper food and shelter, she refused to take anything for granted.
3.) Poverty in the USA is very different in comparison to poverty in somewhere like Saudi Arabia. Poverty here might mean malnutrition and non designer clothes; in Saudi Arabia, it's life without a home and clean drinking water. 
4.) If you are a parent who is making an unsteady income resulting in your families poverty, it is not always your fault. But your children's suffering may be advanced if you choose to dip into the stereotypes that circulate around being poor; ding drugs, drinking alcohol and just making poor decisions overall. Poverty is no one's fault, but we must work together to break down the barriers that stop us from making progress. ]]> 2017-03-20 17:56:24 UTC https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278316 https://padlet.com/hchoi1/8tx9maobmn7o/wish/161278571 1)The parents and Society. The parents are the ones who have built the foundation of their children, but because of society, poverty is difficult out come out of.
2)Poverty differs around the world how everyone has their own standard of poverty. Like Jeannette, their family has their own standard. 
3)She became less materialistic, making her value her family and her life more than her and it made her consider those who are poor.
4)The ones who are responsible 

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