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    between students and teachers are Freedom Writers and Precious Knowledge. The Hollywood produced movie, Freedom Writers, illustrate the diversity and partitioned setting of a typical urban schooling system. The schools are filled with at-risk teenagers who are deemed incapable of learning. Going down their current path, these students are on their way of dropping out of school. Erin Gruwell, a new incoming teacher, inspires her students to take an interest…

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    obvious for us that the student’s attitude towards education is there big problem to make progress. In all of the three films Dangerous Minds, Freedom Writers and Walkout the schools are racially discriminate, they let the student’s look like they are lacy, violent and so on, because no one beliefs in them to have a successful life. The movies Freedom Writers and Dangerous Minds have something in common, in both of them students have problems with their attitude and behavior in and outside the…

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    Freedom Writers The Old and the New Methods of Education There is a movie called Freedom writers talking about the old and the new methods of education. Time is changing, the methods of education is changing too. The movie shows the big difference between the old and the new methods of education . Though The new and the old methods of education have their own uses, the new methods which contain a lot of things such as respect, love, comprehension are better than the old ones and so on. We need…

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    There are some differences between what the movie talks about and what the book talks about of the story “The Freedom Writers.” Me personally i think that the movie is better because i am seeing it with my own eyes. I can visually understand it. Personally i like to watch movies better than reading books so that might be why i like the movie more. I don’t really have patience for reading a book, i’d rather watch a movie, it’s more interesting to me. One of the differences that the movie has is…

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    In “Freedom Writers” many differences between the book and the movie are shown. But there are also some similarities. I will be comparing and contrasting some of the most important differences from the book and the movie. I’m going to be starting with the differences. I’m bad at writing openings, so the rest of the paragraphs are going to look longer than this one. One of the biggest differences in the movie is that instead of writing and meeting Zlata Filipović, they meet Miep Gies. This may…

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    The Freedom Writers a story about the students of classroom 203 and how a new English teacher, Erin Gruwell, changed their lives writing. Many of the students in the classroom attended Woodrow Wilson High School as a result of the voluntary integration program issued by the superintendent. Most of these students had rough upbringings to say the least. They were enslaved by the gang life, crime, abusive homes, and social injustice. Until Gruwell gave these students some hope for freedom, these…

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    In the movie, Freedom Writers, a teacher named Erin Gruwell sets out to make a difference in her classroom at a recently integrated high school. At first she struggles to teach her students, but as she gets to know them better and obtain the trust of her students, by understanding their story, she begins to move them in a positive direction. Throughout the movie, and in a few specific scenes, various racial and ethnic groups, and prejudices are seen. As a new teacher, and a new teacher at…

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    greatest of writers, as Lucy Maud Montgomery indicates in her insightful journal entry titled, Publishing Anne. Writer’s block cannot be generalized, it has separate causes and therefore, separate solutions. Writers often have difficulty producing original ideas when creativity in a written work is absent. Personal issues, causing a specific state of mind, can have a significant impact on an author’s ability to create, thereby hindering their means of communicating effectively. Writers,…

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    uses, or opportunities pen names bring to starting authors, or even authors who are very popular. Many writers use pen names for more freedom of their writing and to bring new opportunities, women would use it for the readers and publishers to take them more seriously, and if a writer would want to change genres without the pressures of their previous writings. Firstly, these pen names allow writers to…

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    Why do writers write? If it 's not for the money why do writers write? Joan Didion said, “I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at, what I see and what it means.” This quote expresses to me why writers write. Throughout this course, I have experienced the opportunity to express myself as a writer and having the flexibility to do what I want. Expressing myself in my own why defines who I am as a writer, and this course has given me this. Taking this course last year was…

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