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In the essay "Best in Class" was written for the New Yorker. The essay was published on May 20, 2005.
In the essay, the writer talks about students being selected for Valedictorian at Sarasota Springs High School in Florida. Her main point of the essay is that the position should be eliminated from schools and it has been at many including at Sarasota High.
In her essay she writes about her own experiences going to high school and the pressure that students put on themselves and the pressure from their parents to be the best in school.
She used many perspectives in her essay that helped show her reliability as a journalist and writer. Here are four perspectives that are identified in the essay "Best in Class."
- Denny Davies who took extra courses while under scrutiny to get the Valedictorian title.
- Blair Hornstine she was home schooled with an odd illness
- Stephanie Klutz she was sued and only returned to school the day before graduating
- Kylie Bakker and Cheryl Bakker a mother and daughter duo who fought to have co-valedictorians at the school
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Margaret Talbot surveys a range of perspectives on the issues of valedictorians in her essay Best In Class :
-Denny Davies
-Blair Hornstine
-Stephanie Klutz
-Kylie Bakker and Cheryl Bakker
- Margaret Talbot used many perspectives in an essay proving her credibility as a journalist and writer.
- The four perspectives are identified in the "best in class" essay.
- Denny Davies took an additional course during the exam to earn the title of Valedictorian.
- Blair Hornstin, she was homeschooled with a strange illness
- Stephanie Kurtz was sued and did not return to school until the day before her graduation .
- Kylie Backer and Cheryl Backer, a mother-daughter duo who struggled to have a covalent dictator at school.
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