Lemry In The Classroom

Each of the students in Ms. Gruwell class faces their own personal troubles; Eva Benitez

The teachers bring their students together as they did a classroom exchange, so students can get a lot from each other and from the schools. Melanie, a smart girl who went to a Public high school, knew what she was capable of, and teachers also saw it in her that she would go off to college, but then she saw the other side which was the private school, while Jonathan also went to a Public school he did not see himself going to college and no teachers thought he would, and he ended up going to college. According to Chana Joffe-Walt, “you go through something to just get turned down there’s a waste to say would you’ve been better off not going to this experience” (“3 miles”). If Melanie would not have gone to the private school, which is the other side, she would have gone to college. As soon as she went to the private school, her way of thinking changed, and she saw herself not going to college anymore. Melanie thinks that she lost her opportunity of going to college just because she saw the other

While writing this text Joanne was attempting to prove the point of if a teacher is stern it might be for the greater good, as she increased her confidence while playing in the orchestra and became what she is today. Without the assistance of Mr. K I don't believe any of the students would have been taught discipline and dedication on their everyday activities in

Education has always been about the encouragement of improving and learning more.  Each year, it is expected that students will achieve greater things and get higher grades.  At least that was always the expectation Champion High School. Unfortunately,  Ms. Heather Fetterman did not get the memo.  As a ninth grade English teacher,  she taught absolutely nothing and many would feel less intelligent after enduring her class.  Leaving her class every day meant another issue that could not be easily resolved.  There is a list of countless inappropriate things she has done as a teacher,  and an even bigger list of things she should have done as our teacher,  but did not.  Her attempts to be more like a friend than a teacher were not well received.

I identify with Helen because she shows confidence when she was naming race, without being judge or misunderstood by the students. She took the lesson of race to its endpoint, without being stop by the students, without being called racist. I loved how she used her lessons to connect students to history, and help them develop anti-biases.

Ms. Summers expressed her confusion and concern with comments about the previous students and the previous professor. First, Ms. Summers shared with Jayne and Desiree how Dr. Beckenbach was very professional and pleasant to work with last quarter, so she didn't quite understand the comment, "this is the WIFE of the same professor you had to deal with last quarter." Second, Ms. Summers also shared how she enjoyed working with Kayla and David, so she is surprised to hear about their perception. Lastly, she expressed disappointed that Lyndsay is so upset though the site was fairly lenient in how they responded to the numerous

When she got the fighting under control, there were days that she could not command the attention of the room. I think she realized the administration wasn’t going to do anything more than suspend the students, which wasn’t considered a punishment by them, and that she developed her own strategies of classroom management that were ultimately successful.

Through twelve years of school the teacher that stands out is my band teacher, Amanda Posey. She made me a better person, helped me grow up, and taught me many skills that I will use. She has made a positive impact and difference on my life. Posey has a passion for teaching music, teaches life lessons, and challenges her students making her an amazing teacher.

I also will in fact choose Calpernia as my second choice for showing the positive in things It does not seem like it but she does in a teaching manner.

Working in schools for over 20 years, Ms. Morris has gathered a great deal of experience working with students. She has taught in parts of Tennessee, Florida, and Waterloo, Iowa, and has worked with hundreds of students there. What brought Ms. Morris to East High School was the enormous amount of school spirit students had. After attending a school game and experiencing the pride students had for their school first hand, Ms. Morris knew that East High was where she wanted to be. Surrounded by students who were so drenched in their school, she felt stronger desire to get a chance to work with East High Scarlets and fell in love quite quickly.

Peyton takes her academics seriously, which is apparent when he speaks to me about her courses. Possessing strong time-management skills, she strives to improve each year. She has developed

Lipman most likely wrote this article for those students who are always complaining about how tough their teachers are and how they love some teachers because they get no homework in the class. Although she may have agreed too, she probably saw in the future that those easy ongoing teachers were probably the worst teachers to have. Later acknowledging that she had abused all those tough teachers because those were the ones that even though they were tough and strict, they knew what they were doing. Lipman has written actual events that have happened in her life. She has used many facts to prove it, many examples to support this, and many incidents as well. The fact that she too was a student makes this article easy to relate too. All that Lipman

Shannon is Mrs. Parks because she wants us to learn the material but she try to make it fun. And Mrs. Shannon is fun when it is class work time like she said that she was going to bring in a tree. Instead of using the snowman. Mrs. Parks makes it fun to learn because she make games about the learning like when we played a game to see what you know. Mrs. Shannon lets them have fun “the rest of the class how to make paper snowflakes.” Mrs. Parks helps us learn the material like when she puts the words on quizlet and lets us do the games on them to learn them. She is wants us to get a good grade she will help us learn it and she pushes us to learn the material. Like when kids have to do the redo she wants them to get a

In the beginning of the movie Erin Gruwell the new teacher is excited happy and tolerant of everyone. Her husband and she are happy and he supports her teaching her new class. On the other hand, Eva, a girl who at first had no tolerance for others and based everything off color had a father who was in jail and lived just with her mother. Her whole life was dedicated to the gang life that was basically her family. She’s not excited about school and could really care less. In the middle of them movie Erin’s husband starts to get annoyed and insults those kids who are learning tolerance. The kids are doing fine and are really changing already. Ms. Gruwell has come home late from school and her husband is blaming it on the kids which leads to his annoyance. In Eva’s life she is struggling because she is changing and doesn’t know if she should lie to protect her boyfriend or let the guy falsely accused free. She has so much guilt because she knows the right thing to do but since it’s her boyfriend and shell get punished by her gang she’s having a hard time. Erin’s family is also struggling because her husband is leaving

They all run to class ready for their P.E lesson, Mrs Hill is the sports teacher, Jacob and his friends love Mrs Hill, she is a passionate Geelong supporter and never ceases to make her sports classes fun. Today she has a special announcement, as she speaks she is treated by her classes eyes staring at her lovingly.