The Importance Of Education In The Film Jaws

Throughout Steven Spielberg’s Jaws social class and wealth play a large role in character development as well as story progression. As seen from the beginning, the town of Amity is the hotspot for vacationers and in most cases, those of higher economic status. A stark difference can be seen between the status of islanders (those who live in Amity) versus those who only come to vacation, such as between Sheriff Brody and Dr. Hooper. Money and stature are also key throughout the film as a motivator for several of the film’s characters, specifically Mayor Larry Vaughn, Quint and Dr. Hooper to drive their major decisions.

Released in 1975, Jaws was probably one of the best adventure, action, and suspense films of that era. Directed by Steven Spielberg with the following staring main cast members Roy Scheider as "Martin Bordy" (chief police officer), Richard Dreyfuss as "Matt Hooper" (marine biologist), Robert Shaw as "Quint" (local fisherman), Murray Hamilton as "Larry Vaughan" (town mayor). "Jaws" the movie, is not like any other any other fish story. The film is about a gigantic 26 foot shark that has an appetite for people; how horrifying is that? The unusual story takes place on the seasides' of Amity Island. When Chief Brody uncovers the partial body of a teenage girl with shark like bites, Chief Brody contacts a shark specialist to verify if the bite

Being a high school student college is a huge thing to think about. College is a great opportunity to makes new friends and open up a whole new chapter in your life. I believe that everyone should go to college, and receive a college degree. College could benefit everyone. The benefits of a college degree are endless. With a college degree you could accomplish anything. You would more likely to get a high paying job, and are able to build a better life for yourself.

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The film Jaws is deemed as one of the greatest movies of all time, it is not only a movie, but it changed the movie industry due to its success. The success of Jaws is a result of the mass of advertising the producers did. Jaws was the first film to have a “wide release”, opening at the same time across the country and making it the highest grossing film at the time. The vast amount of detail the producers went into advertising can be seen in the Jaws’ movie poster. Through the vivid red title, the unseen shark in the ocean’s depth, the unwitting and vulnerable woman, the use of prominent actor’s names, and the magnitude of the shark, the author uses a myriad of textual and non-textual techniques that create both suspense and excitement for the film.

Higher Learning is a book made into a film which carries deep social and cultural issues that has plagued America since the time of its establishment. In this book, the author John Singleton sheds light on the never ending issues of education, racist, sexual abuse; social class, gender, and sexual orientation are faced head on. As a collection of freshman college students from all different walks of life they all come as one at Columbus University having to clash with stereotypes and prejudice in a new atmosphere. For illustration in the book, a ordinary white teenager from Idaho has a culture shock at his new school joins a Nazi bunch of criminals because they are the first friends he made,

I believe that college is completely situational, That only those who want to go for specific jobs such as a doctor or surgeon need to go to a college to achieve their dreams. While other students who have great ideas such as entrepreneurial plans, or even inventions that make the world better do not need colleges for those ideas.

“Duh dun…Duh dun…Duh dun, duh dun, duh dun.” When you hear the famous two-note theme from the classic summer blockbuster Jaws, your heart immediately picks up and instantly visions of a massive, man eating shark pop into your head. In 1975, Jaws terrified beachgoers everywhere with the bone chilling thought of a vicious great white shark lurking just below their feet, threatening to attack every person it came in contact with. Swimmers were haunted by the image of the film’s poster, which displayed a swimmer just within reach of the colossal beast’s jaws. The poster did its job in conveying the terror it wanted to instill in its viewers for the sake of the film, but was it an accurate depiction of reality? In this 2015 ad, WildAid parodies the poster from the classic film Jaws to paint humans as the real monster when it comes to human-shark interactions. With the inclusion of a striking statistic and by creating a parallel between the vicious shark from the film and those of the shark finning industry, WildAid shifts the blame in order to raise awareness for their cause and focus on the real victim.

My favorite movie is probably Jaws, as young adult I found myself watching Jaws almost every time it would come on TV and feel that this film never gets old and is nothing short of a classic. This movie teeters on the edge of multiple film generes including, drama, science fiction, action & adventure, as well as horror. This movie is my favorite in large part, due to its seemingly endless replay value as well as the unveling of the Jaws story. No matter how many times I watch Jaws it just never gets old to me, I truly enjoy all of the genres the film crosses into and really enjoy how the film's score is woven into the fabric of the film and provides a companionship to the multiple emotions expereinced when watching this great film.

Students change their language, from colleagues to friends to family. Each group has to be spoken to differently in order to understand one another. Those who do go to college, can take their skills and apply them within their lives and their jobs. Not only do they have a higher knowledge but they can use that knowledge within their regular lives. No matter the amount of education, college students still want a sense of acceptance. To know that their loved ones believe in their decisions and have a gratitude that they made the right decision. College changes students perspectives and how they apply themselves, but it's all to make them a better

College is not just what comes after high school, in fact, a college will open your eyes to the world. Numerous believe that they can just acquire a decent job and work

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In Life today a college education is no longer an option or privilege, but rather it is a necessity. We are raised to believe that a person needs higher education in order to succeed in life. There is a saying, “if you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” You may ask is college necessary? There are people out in the real world that have never set a foot on a college campus before and they are doing better than others that have their master’s degree. There are many views from both sides that have a good argument.

Also, if one attends college, he or she will learn continuous, practical information for life. People who have participated in college and have graduated having accomplished more now than they had ever imagined probable for them. College also teaches people to strengthen their minds, enhance thinking skills as well as improve individual comprehension throughout life. Some say the only meager men are those, who lack intelligence. If one has the opportunity to improve his or her standard of living, and provide a better quality of life for his or her family as well, then why would he or she neglect to accept the opportunity offered? Great opportunities due to a great education arouse daily so one needs to be aware of the lifelong consequences disregarding the attendance in college provides.