The Well-Educated Mind Summary

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Susan Wise Bauer in the book, “The Well-Educated Mind: A guide to the Classical Education you never had” (2009), claims that you don’t have to lose hope from learning to read, you can still learn and improve your knowledge by using your own or someone else technique in order for your own improvement. Wise Bauer supports her claim that “a well-trained mind is the result of application, not inborn genius”, by Personification, Connotation, and Refutation. The author’s purpose is to convince her readers to have courage to backup and keep progressing in order to improve their own knowledge. The author writes in formal tone for her readers which is the students, teachers, and not that good at reading adults.