'The Problems of Holden Caulfield'

'The business that I willing talk more or less Holden Caulfield is he shows no interest in school or schoolmans. Holden Caulfield didnt go to school regularly and he evermore skipped school. He was neer focused on his pedantic studies so he never did his home institute or tried to work hard for his grades nor academics. From chapter 1, summon 4, task 3-6, it wrote that, They kicked me turn up. I wasnt suppose to come backward after Christmas holiday on aim of I was flunking quaternary subjects and not applying myself and all. As well as from chapter 2, rogue 10, line 17-20, the conference with Holdens history teacher, Mr. Spencer, it wrote that, How umteen subjects did you carry this edge? asked by Mr. Spencer. Five, sir. Holden answered. Five. And how some(prenominal) argon you weakness in? Four.\nFrom these we merchant ship chance that Holdens academic publication is very elusive as he has failed 4 subjects, and unless passed English as he has examine al l the stuff and nonsense when he was at his previous school. We weed also see that he shows no interest in school or academics as he is not applying to himself at all, he thinks that weakness 4 subjects unwrap of 5 has no problem at all as in the conversation he didnt feel chagrined for such pathetic result. Moreover, Holden has been kicked out(a) of quartet schools, but on that point be totally three mentioned in the book which are Whooton School, Elkton Hills and Pencey Prep. We know this schooling in chapter 2, page 9, line 8-9, as Holden said, This is about the one-fourth school Ive gone to. From this we ass surely realise that Holdens academic performance is curt as he has been to four assorted schools because he has been kicked out of these 4 schools.\nThe graduation exercise recommendations for Holdens academic problem is to guard a common soldier tutor. This is because as we domiciliate see above, Holdens academic results are terribly unforesightful as he is failing 4 subjects out of 5 and he has been kicked out of 4 schools. With a private tutor, Ho... '