How to Make the World a Better Place

To change the world is an impossible goal, but to change the world around you is something anyone can do, ultimately leading to a ripple and changing the world further. My involvements in my community, family and job have taught me how to be an asset to society, making a difference in other’s lives.

I believe that America was established by the bravest, and fearless people that wanted to make America better. To me thats what America needs more of these days, people that will make a difference in the world. That could be from joining the military, or even picking up the trash. I believe that America is the best country in the world because of the people that make the nation a better place. I believe that we have the best military in the world, fighting to keep us safe so we can live our greedy lives. Many men get injured, or even die so we can have freedom is this great nation. Our law enforcment makes our cities safe so that we can live a perfect life.

In conclusion, teen activists can use social media, make a organization, and ask the government to pass their laws. We should all work together to make this world a better place, so the next generation doesn't have to worry about anything. How we can make this world a better place is we can help the homeless people, end animal abuse, and stop using plastic bags, which could lead to complications to sea animals. Those are what teen activists do to help the Earth and put their time into their

Not only can it make a change, it promotes social, leadership, and communication skills which is almost imperative especially in today’s society. Many schools in America have volunteer work opportunities to teach adolescents these skills. It creates a drive and passion within students and communities as a whole as experienced myself. When doing volunteer work, not only is one helping their community and being socially responsible, they are helping the American

If you somehow helped the world become a better place, wouldn’t you feel good about yourself? Teen activists feel this way everyday, knowing that they have done their part in the world. Some people may call them superheroes, and they fit that description perfectly. Teen activism is where teens take part in our society and work on social change. Some benefits of teen activism are that it gives kids the chance to take part in our world, it gives teens a voice, and it also sets a good example for other children.

I could go outside and help with the flag, to make sure that it is up or that is half-way up when it needs to be. The flag is a big part of America, and we should treat it with respect. Our class could go to the little kid’s room and try to help teach them the pledge of allegiance if we need to. Helping is also a very big part of being a good person, and being kind and nice to the community. You can help people bring stuff into a place or somewhere, you could help someone train, or pump them up to do something active or kind for someone else. Spreading good deeds and getting other people to do good is great. It is helpful for everyone involved, and just a good thing to do. We also need to respect others, especially our veterans. They do a lot

In the list of the contributions you will find all different types of positive aspects from the learning perspective. One is " The recognition that we all influence others and in turn are influenced by others everyday of our lives whether we know it or

According to “Holloway, 1982”, “there is an impression of emptiness in the role of today’s youth due to insufficient opportunities for self discovery through action.” Teenagers all around aren’t necessarily encouraged to volunteer to do things, sadly teens would rather stay home and sleep than go out and do something for their community. Which is not entirely their fault, they are not encouraged, they are given a choice between multiple things and pick what they want. For example, if there was a teen that had a choice between picking up trash at a local school or watch tv and eat, they wouldn't even hesitate to sit down on the couch. But if they were encouraged to pick up trash and maybe even offered a little reward for it, they would consider helping the school.

Girl Scouts just happened to be the way that I could continue to help others and actually make a difference locally. It also gave me the idea that I did not want to just live life in the focus of myself or those closest to me, I wanted to have a real purpose by changing other people’s lives, even if it is just locally. In addition to the community service, Girl Scouts also did an excellent job of teaching the younger generation environmentalism. For my troop, Troop 1865, we read a book on how to treat the Earth better and then each girl chose a specific topic to present in a local school to the students and any local citizens about how they could each treat the environment better in their own simple way. Not only did this provide a service but it instilled the idea of environmentalism in me and made it a topic that I, back then and today, care deeply about. Now, I am working towards my Gold Award, in the direction of providing a service both to the community and to the

The activities that I have participated in such as the Food Bank volunteer and church volunteer, have made the community around me healthier and united. My participation impacts everyone who needs these help. By showing that the younger generations like mine are interested and is actively seeking to help out the society, people could feel more united and bonded around the community to seek out how we could help them.

Making it to be 18 in my community is counted as a blessing because where I come from, a lot of kids don't get to see that age. I know my community is not the safest place but it's a place I call home. A place I want to see change for the future generations. My community struggles with drugs, fights, gun violence and peer pressure that put kids in situations nobody should go through. Witnessing this growing up has made me want to help people and change my community. My goal career is to open my own social workers office open to help kids and adults of all ages and backgrounds get off the streets. I want my community to get the right support they need in order for future generations to be able to avoid all these issues.

In conclusion, the world could do a lot of things to help humanity and itself. It could do things like use of thinkable foods such as Heifer International is doing with sustainable foods. They fund projects so people can provide food for themselves in a sustainable way. This is a way to help impoverished areas not rely on aid from foreign countries and be able to create their own steady supply of food. And let’s not forget what’s been done since I was a keyed in elementary school is donating food. Though this might not seem like you. It has a immense impact on world hunger. I myself am a big believer in urban farming. This empowers families to gain control over their own food source. Knowing not everyone has a backyard to have community gardens

Discussing about volunteering to teenagers should be the first step for a better life, since teenagers are the future of tomorrow and they will leave a mark from yesterday. Volunteering has been such an important matter, that schools in many countries around the world established that 12th grade students will need certain hours of community service in order to graduate. But the frequent answers all the schools are getting are “Why do I need to volunteer? I have better things to do!” What people are forgetting is that each one of them is part of a community, a community that is not perfect and that the government sometimes forgets about their problems or needs, because obviously the government needs to take care of other things that require more attention. People are not only helping others, they are also helping themselves (Volunteering).

When dealing with a difficult patient I would put my judgmental and angry feelings aside and provide care to that patient just as I would a patient that was more pleasant.

Nevertheless, the common misconception linked to graduating College students is that they are well-rounded adults, who have done their time and are ready and able to enter the working force and go on with their lives. The fact of the matter is that not all recent college students are mature and knowledgeable on their community and the world at large. “Teens who volunteer increase their knowledge of the world and the problems that face it” (“Youths”). This quote is not only applicable to teens, but college students as well; unfortunately, college students become isolated from the rest of the world while they are in their course of study and do not make time to give back to the community that helped them become who they are.