What is the existence value of the school

Laila 2022-03-21 09:03:27

I don't understand why music teachers and teachers who oppose working overtime on weekends are fired. In my opinion, this is a complete dictatorship, not only for the students, but also for the teachers.

Judging from the results presented in the film, many students have been motivated to remove the exaggerated effect of the film. I also believe that in reality, the remaining ones after you expel 300 students with bad deeds will of course get a better learning environment. Theology rate you don't even have to do anything. Without those 300 students who will definitely fail, the enrollment rate must go up significantly.

So the question is what is the new principal most concerned about? A Student growth B The school's admission rate

The answer is obviously B

Did he ever wonder what the school's responsibilities were when he fired 300 bad students? The school not only provides students with learning opportunities, but also a shelter for students before they reach adulthood. Of course, you can say that the existence of those bad students affects other students, but you have considered what will happen to the 300 bad students who were expelled by you? There is a high probability that they are going to join the underworld directly. Does the principal care? No, he only cares about the enrollment rate of students in school

School is the epitome of society, and it is the preparatory class for children before they enter society. If our society is like this school, our leaders are like this principal. In his opinion, in order to ensure the per capita living standard of most people, he can easily Wouldn't it be nice to abandon those who did not contribute to society or those who oppose the government and directly exile one-third of the inferior population of the country?

The people who hurt the world the most are often not those who are eager for quick success, but those who think they have lofty ambitions and represent justice. In their eyes, the world is not diverse. In their eyes, the present is always an extraordinary period, so they do not agree with their ideas. All people represent evil and are persecuted by their ruthless exile. In their view, dictatorship is not wrong. As long as the time is right, the idea is right, isn't dictatorship more efficient? What is the right time and philosophy? That's right, I am now

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  • Kacey 2022-03-26 09:01:14

    A very good movie, especially the part where the principal organizes the school. It is not an easy task to keep such a school tidy. When the school can be kept tidy, the principal is half done.

  • Anita 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    Respect is mutual, teachers respect students, students respect teachers, what kind of people the school regards students as, what kind of characteristics and performance the students will have; the school should have the appearance of the school, the students should have the appearance of the students, the teachers should have The appearance of a teacher, one of the roles deviates, and the other two will change accordingly; I recently watched the documentaries and interviews of Zhang Guimei and Chen Liqun, the two principals, and I deeply realized that a good principal can compete with a school. How important it is, it has really changed the fate of many people, not only students and teachers, but also the families and their environments behind these people. It can be seen from these role models that in improving student performance, not only the teaching of teachers and the support of the government are needed, but also the support and trust of the parents and relatives behind the students. allow students to learn.

Lean on Me quotes

  • Kaneesha Carter: Mr. Clark don't play!

  • Mrs. Elliott: [in the choir room] I would love to chat, Mr. Clark, but I have a concert next week in New York and I would like to be prepared.

    Joe Clark: What?

    Mrs. Elliott: Prepare. You do know that means? It means capable, ready and up to your job.

    Joe Clark: What concert, Mrs. Elliott?

    Mrs. Elliott: The one at Lincoln Center. We do one every year.

    Joe Clark: Until now. Your concert is cancelled.

    Mrs. Elliott: What?

    Joe Clark: CANCELLED! You do know what cancelled means, don't you, Mrs. Elliott? Over! Finished! Terminated!

    Mrs. Elliott: WHY? These children have worked too hard!

    Joe Clark: And for not telling me for one thing!

    Mrs. Elliott: I filed a form in your office! Why don't you talk to...

    Joe Clark: And for RANK insubordination! You have questioned my judgment, my competence, my intelligence...

    Mrs. Elliott: I don't want to get into this. You're the one that always comes around here to bother me! You're a bully, a despicable man and I've got nothing more to say to you!

    Joe Clark: Let's just accommodate that, Mrs. Elliott! YOU'RE FIRED!

    Mrs. Elliott: You need a psychiatrist!

    Joe Clark: GET OUT! RIGHT NOW!

    Mrs. Elliott: All right, fine! Fired? YOU WILL HEAR FROM MY LAWYER!