The background of the story is Garfield High School in Los Angeles, which is dominated by children of South American immigrants. Iskrate, who used to work in a computer company, came to the school to teach in order to fulfill his ambition. Because the school was short of funds and had no computers, he had to change to teach mathematics. He used his powerful teaching method to tame the rude students led by Philip, and helped them pass the skipping exam with high marks, but was unexpectedly suspected of being a group cheating. In order to clarify the misunderstanding, the students decided to retake the exam. The teachers and students cooperated closely, and finally set a record for the number of qualified students, and also won the school's funds to buy computers.
Stand and Deliver movie plot
2022-06-21 19:33
Extended Reading
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Alysha 2022-06-21 22:20:14
Although it is an adaptation of real people, it is essentially a myth about education and teachers, chicken soup about students and growth. The theme of the film is: there are no students who can't teach, only teachers who can't teach. It sounds lofty, but it's actually another kind of prejudice. Education can only solve problems that education can solve, and teachers can only do what teachers can do. If education and teachers can solve all the problems, what about prisons and police! Exaggerating the role of education and teachers actually means that education and teachers should bear the cross of all social problems. As a teacher who has been in the industry for nearly 30 years, I personally said: I don't carry this pot!
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Cara 2022-06-21 23:27:06
7.0 Even if the teacher has a charismatic personality, even if he devotes himself to teaching very contagiously, even if he can teach complex math problems very interestingly, it is still unconvincing to have the whole class ignite the motivation to study and pass all the calculus exams , but the second half of the re-examination to prove his innocence was both helpless and relieved. It is a blessing to meet the right teacher, but I think it takes miracles to learn mathematics well.
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Jaime Escalante: I may have made a mistake.
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Chuco: Lots of stars up there, Homey. Not too polluted.
Angel: The stars aren't really there, ese. No, what you're looking at is where they used to be, man. It takes the light a thousand years to reach the Earth. You know, for all we know, they burned out a long time ago, man. God pulled the plug on us. He didn't tell nobody.
Chuco: The stars are out there, homeboy. I don't care what you say.