A typical Mexican student is different from other students in their costumes, traditions, and simple outlook on life. Mexican students are known for their helpful nature - they share homework, allow copying on exams, and help others in class. They also strongly defend their friends. Mexican traditions provide a different way of seeing things and may allow students to skip class for festivals or have free hours. Overall, Mexican students approach life simply and make their own opportunities without being driven by delusional feelings.

1. A
TypicalMexicanStud
ent
By Didier Picazo Castillo
&
Melissa Gil Mendoza

2. Introduction
 Itwould be easytosaythat a
typicalmexicanstudentdoesthesamething as
everyone, butwedon’t.
 Firstandmainlybecausemexicantraditions,
costumesandthe simple
waytoseelifeisdifferentoftheothers.

3. Development
A
mexicanstudentisdifferentbecauseoftheircostum
es; weliketohelpothers. It’s in ournature, so we do
thatevery chance wegot. Forexample:
Wegiveourhomework so everyone can copy,
weletpeoplecopyourexams,
wegivetheanswertotheonethatis in
frontoftheclassroom. Wedefendourfriends.

4.  Wehavemanytraditions, namingthemallwould be
a wasteof time, but, thistraditionsofferus a
waytoseethingsdifferently, likethewaywe can
skipclassbecausewehavetoputthe “Ofrenda”
ortohave a free
hourofcoexistingjustbecausehavingclassesistoob
oring.

5.  Andfinally, theway a mexicanseelife;
 It’sactuallyvery simple,
mexicansseelifelikeitreallyis.
Wedon’tletourfeelings drive usto be
delusionalandexasperating little people. We
make our own opportunities and if we have an
opportunity we take it and we take full
advantage of it.

6. Theend