Joe Clark Lean On Me Analysis

Success is Necessary The trust, reasoning and warp of emotion are the keys to persuade a group of people who do not believe in accomplishing an unperceivable goal to themselves. Throughout the movie Lean on Me, Joe Clark convinces the staff and students that hard work is vital in order to be successful through is uses of emotions, reasoning, and experience. Mr. Clark flipped the school around by making other people unwillingly give in to the pressures and truths of what people outside of the school thought of them. Specifically, when Joe Clark tells the children during a gathering that people think the students at Eastside High are dumb and not worth the education. It is most certain this point given by Mr. Clark, was key to the motivation of the angry students to drastically change and do better for themselves. Also, the faculty and students are extremely motivated …show more content…
For example, in accordance to all the other surrounding schools, Eastside High was the absolute worst all schools prior to the hiring of Joe as principal. It was illustrated by the diagrams of their performance on the Practice Skills Test. Clearly, everyone saw the way the school was headed so, it marked the forever coming change. In order to understand the importance of the struggling school to find peace and tranquility, all individuals including faculty must understand and know the plain facts of the concern. Mr. Clark did that by separating the teachers in a 3:7 ratio. The 30% depicted the amount of individuals that would pass high school at the time. The majority of 70 percent would end up barely passing or dropping out because of the wrong decisions they make leading them to take drastic measures. Lastly, the scores they achieved and received at the end illustrated the hard work and determination each individual gave throughout the