Although I do believe teachers are positive people and do many great things for students, I do understand not all teachers have the same enthusiasm. I chose to talk about “Freedom Writers”, this movie is based off of a true story and the teacher (Erin Gruwell) does many great things for her students. For instance, she inspires them, uses many teaching strategies and goes above and beyond to ensure her students success. Erin Gruwell inspires her students to realize there is more to life than gangs and they all of them has the option to graduate and go to college. She does this by asking questions and even relating gangs to the Nazi and the Holocaust. Next, Gruwell uses many teaching strategies; some of her teaching strategies include, giving the class an opportunity to meet a holocaust survivor. She also has her students write in journals and encourages them to think for themselves. Lastly, Erin Gruwell goes through many complications, but she still pushes her students and goes above and beyond. At one point in the movie, a student feels like he deserves an F; Gruwell does not take this as an acceptable answer and has a stern conversation with him. She explains she will do anything she can to make him pass, even go to his house every night until his homework is finished. Also, some teachers would not try to change their class and give up on them after the first try; but Gruwell kept pushing and went above and beyond for her students to succeed (LaGravense
Although I do believe teachers are positive people and do many great things for students, I do understand not all teachers have the same enthusiasm. I chose to talk about “Freedom Writers”, this movie is based off of a true story and the teacher (Erin Gruwell) does many great things for her students. For instance, she inspires them, uses many teaching strategies and goes above and beyond to ensure her students success. Erin Gruwell inspires her students to realize there is more to life than gangs and they all of them has the option to graduate and go to college. She does this by asking questions and even relating gangs to the Nazi and the Holocaust. Next, Gruwell uses many teaching strategies; some of her teaching strategies include, giving the class an opportunity to meet a holocaust survivor. She also has her students write in journals and encourages them to think for themselves. Lastly, Erin Gruwell goes through many complications, but she still pushes her students and goes above and beyond. At one point in the movie, a student feels like he deserves an F; Gruwell does not take this as an acceptable answer and has a stern conversation with him. She explains she will do anything she can to make him pass, even go to his house every night until his homework is finished. Also, some teachers would not try to change their class and give up on them after the first try; but Gruwell kept pushing and went above and beyond for her students to succeed (LaGravense