Reading Details

Reading times: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian: 160 minutes
Working times: 75 minutes

Over these last couple of weeks I have accomplished to narrow my topic down even more an make it about what Dr. Josef Mengele experiments were like in the Auschwitz concentration camp. I've been looking up more about these experiments and who were involved in them. Also been looking further into the medical treatments and terrible experiments.

My topic is about the experiments conducted by Dr. Josef Mengele and his Jewish medical assistants. Auschwitz was one of the main concentration camps because it was so much larger than all the other camps. Mengele was one of the main scientist or doctors to conduct any medical experiment, from dwarfs to twins. Most of the experiments he conducted were very brutal and painful. Mengele interested me because his experiments were just down right cruel and I wanted to know more about why and what his did to those innocent people.

Reading and work time

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian- 130 minutes reading

Working- 60 minutes

Research, research, and more research

I am researching the rights and responsibilities of the Jewish people during the Holocaust. I personally think we should care about my topic because if we just forget about it and doing keep telling the stories and making people aware of what happened, then who knows what might happen. Could it happen again? We, as a Jewish community, don't want it to ever happen again, but we want our generation of kids to know what happened and what it can do to people. The fact that I can research something that is in my own religion's past, and learn in a deeper meaning because looking up the rights, which we don't talk about much because there wasn't many rights. Anyway, I just want people to understand and realize how awful this was and to make sure it doesn't happen again.

60 minutes, reading The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
60 minutes, researching

Would you go to school?

If a child had the choice to go to school, I think there would be a lot of poverty in the world. If you don't get a education you won't be able to get a well paying job to support yourself and possibly your family. Honestly, going to school sucks, but it will all pay off in the end. There is also the factor of people not being able to pay for school, so that their family would have enough money to get by. I think it depends on your home problems and money.

I think I would go to school. Most kids my age would say no right of the bat, but I want to be able to support myself and my family when it comes the time when they can't. I want to be a physical therapist, therefore you have to go to school and get a great education other wise you wont get into college and then it all goes down from there. So, yes, I would go to school and get my education.