Improving Our Education System
In his essay “What Our Education System Needs Is More F’s,” Author Carl Singleton argues that our education system needs more F’s in order to improve our education. He claims that giving more F’s where ever deserved would improve the student performance in the long run. Singleton states that “there would be no illiterate college graduates next spring.” His main argument is that our education system is a problem due to our standards being lowered to pass our students. Singleton states, “D’s have turned into C’s, C’s have turned into B’s, and a B’s became an average grade.” He blames the professors for not doing their job correctly. Singleton states that most teachers should have never gotten certified to teach because they are not strict enough. Another one of Singletons main argument is that the students need to know the material. He claims that giving more F’s to students who deserve them it would decrease the number of illiterate people in this system. Spending less time on TVs and electronics and more time on studying and home work would improve the education system. In his essay Singleton argues the strategies of providing examples of his arguments and also towards the end he offers a solution to improve our education system. One of his strongest strategies is that he uses examples that would support his arguments. His solution is to give more F’s. Singleton structures his essay by explaining how cause and effect would really be a solution in our education system. He states that giving more F’s would result in an improvement in our education system. To conclude, Singleton states that teachers or professors need to use their F’s more on students in order for our education students to recover from this mass ignorance by the administration.

Works Cited
Singleton, Carl. "What Our Education System Needs Is More F's." Chronicle of