I have a very long story of relationship with my early wake ups. In my childhood I lived so far from school that I nedeed to plan my wake up very carefully, because if I overslept I was very late in my school . So, before finishing the school I opened my eyes after the first ring of the alarm clock and I couldn’t remember huge problems with it. After my admission to the university I moved to another city and got the dorm. I lived near my university and my way took about 10 minutes. Futhermore we didn't have strict dicipline at this time and I could miss some first classes. At that period of time I used to oversleep and didn't have a lot of problems with it. Also during my exams I was trying to learn my lectures at nights. It didn’t depend on my good health (didn't influence my health?), I was young and full of power, I used to wake up late and go to bed late. I began to work in IT-sphere after my university. IT-companies have very agile rules for their employees, because the heads of those companies understand that programmers are very often night owls and work more effectively in the evening. As such of me, I began to notice that my life is incomplete. I woke up late, went to work and went to bed after work , because I came home very late. When I added some other activities in my life such as sports or learning languages, I always missed some of my classes or trainings because I was tired and wanted to sleep. The annoyance and dissatisfaction with myself was raising. I didn’t understand how other people have time for these wonderful things, I was constantly delaying my new beautifull life with yoga, learning English and reading books on sunset. And if I wake up early in weekends I make a lot of things by the time I usually get up and I feel better on these moments. My early bird’s life began this year when I joined LH marathon. The learning of languages takes time and new knowledge keeps in my mind better in the morning. Yoga also entered my life with languages. I thouhgt if I got up two hours earlier for English I could take 20 minutes for yoga. I have been waking up early for about three months and I feel better and happier.

Education has become almost the most important aspect, which can greatly affect people’s working and personal lives. Thus, everyone is trying to get the best education possible, however, many university courses are still to be payed. So, this situation creates unfairness towards people who cannot afford education they want, and because of that, many people believe that education should be totally free. First of all, the system in which assessment of people’s educational abilities is based not on their academic performances, but rather on the amount of money they earn is totally wrong. This can greatly misbalance all (the?) educational system of a country and provide many disadvantages for society. Thus, this approach should be avoided by governments as it impedes the progress and technological development of a country. Another point is that education is not an addition, but a highly important necessity for people, so if people have no money to pay for this, it will create great trouble for them in future. This educational system creates great unfairness, which can have a disastrous effect on people’s lives. While one has an opportunity to get a better education and, therefore, a better job, others are stuck in a vicious circle of poverty. Lastly, to evade use of this approach in educational system universities and governments can adopt the following technique, which is popular in some countries. Students are given an opportunity to have a free education, however, they have to undergo a compulsory internship, often in distant parts of a country. This approach is highly beneficial not only for universities and governments, but also for students as they are able to get so much needed experience and free education. To conclude, education and educational system overall have a great effect on people’s personal and working lives. Thus, every person has to have the equal opportunity for education, and system which based on payment education is faulty and unfair in its core. There are plenty of methods to achieve this, it only requires some steps from governments and universities in this direction, as a result, it can drastically change living standards of people and create better society, and, therefore, a better world.

Andrey, улыбнул) Vitoria, I can help you in case you speak English

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