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- Stand and Deliver - Racism and Discrimination: Mr. Escalante (Edward James Olmos) accuses Educational Testing Service investigators, Dr. Ramirez (Andy Garcia) and Dr. Pearson (Rif Hutton), of singling out his students because of their race.
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Los Angeles high school teacher Jaime Escalante (Edward James Olmos) is being hassled by tough students like Angel Guzman (Lou Diamond Phillips). But Jaime is also pressured by his bosses, who want him to control his raucous classroom. Caught in the middle, he opts to immerse his students in higher math. After intensive study, his students ace California's calculus test, only to learn that their scores are being questioned. They'll have to retake the exam in order to quiet the critics.
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Cast: Andy Garcia, Edward James Olmos
Director: Ramón Menéndez
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"If I catch you on the streets am gonna kick the shit out of you" LMAO😂 Priceless
Denora Trejo once a gangster always a gangster
Aye your cute go follow me on Instagram at daddyjesus15
Lol he snapped
Matt Jones Your comment also proves the ignorant, beetle headed, illogical thought process that a "Matt Jones" would have. I mean, five stereotypes in one sentence? You're a goddamn regular comedian.
Angel Rodriguez The teacher in this movie is a clown. What was his point? South Park parody this film.
We need more teachers like Mr. Escalante who are passionate and determined to teach their students and have the guts to stand up for them.
Raul Martinez so that lazy school administrators can kick them out, just like they kicked him out.
Ankit, they felt that he was overstepping his bounds.
sandinyourshoes they were just jealous
Bro, the public schools don't want that. The students and parents do, but they don't matter because they're sub-servant to the masters of the governmental domain. Come on, man. Haven't you done your research?
Ankit, not really. They were getting paid either way. And the school secretary wasn't phased by any of it. She simply told Escalante that "the computers were delivered." She wouldn't have been caught dead taking math classes.
The crazy thing is the school made the students retake the test twice and they still aced both of them, just proves how much of a figure Jaime Escalante was for students
My favorite scene in the movie is the girl who turns hers in early on the retest, because she has a college interview to get to, and still passes the test.
@@GodwynDi she actually didnt finish the test because she daid she had an appointment that couldnt wait...either way she was one of the clever ones
Re-take it TWICE? That's not how I remember the movie unfolding.
They took the initial test. They were accused of cheating. They re-tested. Right?
They admitted to cheating the first time.
This accusation is as real as Jussie Smollets
I have only met one teacher that was like this and she was fired for caring more about the students than defending the staff. She actually made you want to learn. I'll never forget you Mrs. Hall. You'll never know the impact you had on your students.
Exactly what happened to Mr Escalante. The faculty drove him out because obviously demanding more from the students means more work for the teachers. They protested and got him out.
Yep that's what happens when you don't play the game...its bullshit
How did he reach these keeeeeeeeeds ?!
@@leftifornian2066 found the South Park fan 🙄
@@SOB98 get over yourself and go reach those keeds
Mr. Escalante was later driven out of the public school system by the Teacher's Union. His success with kids that had been deemed "hopeless" made their consistent failure look bad.
Holy Smokes, I never knew that. Had to look it up, and sadly you are correct. What a damn shame. But......why am I not surprised?
@@saudade2100 So he was a bad guy?
@@Topic_____542 No, the union kicked him out because he kept proving the union wrong when they deemed those kids are lost causes, therefore , making the union look bad. So in order to save face they drove him out like the cowards they were
@@adrianlopez516 he reached those kids !
School unions are trash. They have teachers who’s goal is to pass all of their students by lowering test standards. Then they send these kids out into the world to fail and it’s a damn shame.
The last line deserves a standing ovation.
Keyo Wilson why
Keyo Wilson Back in 7th grade when we watched this movie in math class everybody clapped lol
It practically got one when I saw it in the theater. Huge applause and yelling. It was great.
@@zxcmvbn - Same here in 7th grade math. 😉👌
Why? It’d solve nothing. You don’t get a free pass to break laws just because you don’t like the unfair system.
My school was very poor. The administration decided to invest in teachers instead of other things. Over 75% of our 125 graduating class won scholarships.
They should make a movie about this
Bullshit.
ok but 125 graduating out of how many who didn't? lmao
@@r3conwoo 42
@@r3conwoo 25%?
I had one math teacher like him. He made math fun and easy. I suffered from bad math anxiety but the way he taught he made it look like a walk in the park.
Yeah I had a guy like that with geometry. He was an American but it spent some time over in England with his family and unfortunately went back over there at the end of the year.
coming from a community where I was ment to fail, I cried while watching him fight for his students. I wish more people were that passionate about the youth.
I was born and raised in Pacoima. I now have a house in Santa Clarita with a wife and my puppy biscuit. All thanks to hard work, and teachers like this. That exiting comment he makes, is for the teachers that didn't care about us.
Alot of Ppl when dealing with Students who struggle or have Low-Interest in Subject throw them off to the Side rather than actually trying to get through to them so they can succeed.
Teachers get paid awful wages, and high cost of living makes teaching an undesirable career
I've had a few badass teachers like this they are rare but you never forget them
They are rare because teachers like Escalante get fired most of the time for being "problematic".
“My kids can teach you a thing or two Johnny!” LOL
All three were behaving in a racially-biased way. Therefore, stop mixing the races.
"There are two kinda of racism, singling out a group because they are members of a minority, and not singling out a group because they are members of a minority"
That line shook me
the guy probably had his share of racism and discrimination too lol
@@phajthoj oh yeah he probably had to kiss so many white asses to get that job.
This is happening now.
That line shows that he’s an idiot that doesn’t know what systematic racism is.
Yeah I mean if you can only understand very simplified concepts sure it probably shook you
I've never seen this movie but I love that teacher. Awesome man sticking up for his kids.
He was kind of under ground legend when I was going to school in LA. A name you heard teachers talk about quite often because he showed the core reason why the education system was failing (and still is failing) children. Some teachers loved him. Some teacher didn't like him. The movie shows you the conflict at the teachers meetings but it doesn't show all the problems Mr. Escalante had. He had a lot of conflicts with the school board and the Teacher's Union. Both treated him like crap. They didn't like the fact that he would ignore their rules and policies in favor of giving his students a real education. I am not saying that teacher pay and lack of resources are not a problem with the American system. But Mr. Escalante came from Bolivia where he was also an educator which had less resources and pay then in the USA. For 10 years at Garfield HS, he proved the school system was wrong on so many levels....Yet nothing has changed and education has only declined worse. But its funny that teachers who have followed his examples have actually had incredible success with their students. Ganas! That's all it takes.
You should watch it, you won't regret it!
Best teacher/student movie ever. A great, true story.
I hope you watch it. It’s only $3. Less than a burger.
He was reaching those keeedz
Mr. Escalente RIP , you will be remembered for being a true inspiration to so many who needed your guidance, we need more teachers like this hero 👍
Didn't know he died.
@@SoulFireCandlesNYC 3/30/2010 passed away, a great man
My teacher won’t even loan me a pencil
That is because you are selfish
A student should never be asking a teacher for pen or pencil. The teacher has enough to do starting class. Do not make the situation worse.
fr
Selfish, stop being selfish with your money. Buy your own.
thats because you are shellfish, stop being crabby
That exiting comment...
DevilDogMuNky when the chipotle worker gives you a baby scoop of meat
“If I catch you on the street I’m gonna kick the sheeet outta you.”
2:44 I want him as a teacher so bad!
There’s a lot of teachers like these who love their students
Blue Wolf, I don't. We can teach ourselves.
That's the Aztec blood talking.
Unfortunately the real Jaime Escalante has been dead for 8 yrs
sandinyourshoes you’re too dumb, ignorant and stubborn to teach yourself. Truth is, the Latino community and the black community don’t care about education. The Latinos think that hard labor is the answer to their future and the blacks all think if they can’t make it in sports, then they’ll turn to drug dealing. That’s the truth!!!!!
In 1984, I was a first year teacher at a high school and I can tell you first hand how cruel teachers can be when a new upstart becomes the schools favorite teacher. I was voted teacher of the year that year and was told that teachers rebelled and the determination was made that a first year teacher could not be teacher of the year. I quickly was transferred to a great charter type school that had amazing teachers. I was no longer the best teacher at the school and I was ok with that. I liked that and I loved being in such a first class teaching environment. 8 years later I moved from California to Virginia. I was approached one day by a lovely teacher who said, “please watch your back, the teachers here are trying to stab you in the back and get you fired.” I wash shocked and that pained me. That year, I had by far the highest AP History scores of any teacher in that school. The administration was stunned and yet they took all my APs away from me that year and gave me 5 separate preps (courses) for the next school year all out of my subject area. I knew what they were doing. I walked into the principals office immediately and turned in my resignation. It was the last year I ever taught. I’d had enough of strifes and jealousies.
Crabs in a bucket
that's really unfortunate. by chance, were you part of a union?
🧢
@@Acusumano25 I had to in California. In Virginia teachers do not have a teachers union. It is a Right To Work state.
My son in law teaches AP/Honors chemistry in Florida. Last year, 100% of his students passed the super, really important test. I have no idea what the test is called. He got a bonus. The school district is unionized, btw.
“I catch you out in the street I kick the shit out of you” 😂😂😂😂
Great scene and really, they all had their points. Escalante knew how well he taught his kids and how well they responded, and rightly felt unfairly accused. But Ramirez and Pearson also were right - it didn't have to be racism, just a school where students usually all failed, suddenly doing incredibly... that had to be suspicious. Still, you can't help but cheer for Escalante... awesome job by Olmos here!
Escalante was right - bless him for having the ganos to stick up for his kids. I think those investigators had something to hide - or they would have showed him the kids' completed tests upon request. Also, dramatic turn around or not, if the same situation happened at a school with a wealthier demographic, they wouldn't be so quick to investigate - plus they know that the parents of students @ a wealthy school would be quick to sue their asses for what amounts to defamation of character, etc.
@@alexisdiva9 They never show the tests, and I recalled never getting an actual look at what I got wrong on a test. Only a blanket score. Standardized testing is done in the dark this way, and I'm sure there was a very detailed (and, of course, full of circular logic) argument for why which I heard growing up. But I was well aware after hitting 6th grade the tests were really kinda BS. They're just present to give reasons NOT to fund certain schools.
The way the stuffed shirt’s voice cracks, “No OnE hAs ThE rIgHt To AcCuSe Me Of RaCiSm!” I’ve seen that shut for real too many times. They know what they are, they just hate being called on it.
Not such thing as suddenly if they pass they pass end of debate.
I graduate in one year and will begin my career as a teacher. I hope to have the same passion as Escalante.
Do it
How's it going? It's been a year
@@behumble8048 Thanks for asking. Covid has put things on hold, so still finishing school and interning. Taking everything day by day as of now. Hope all is well with you!
I hope so too!!
You hope?
That means you don't yet possess it, but hope to find it, depending upon what life throws at you. Right?
That's not how passion works. You either have it, or you don't. If you're not feeling that fire NOW, chances are... you never will.
It doesn't matter if you're still in school... Those who truly love what they WILL do, already have that passion.
That last line was killer lol
Mr. Escalante is the reason why I want to become a teacher, I want to improve the lives of kids less fortunate, like my teachers did for me. My teachers inspired me despite coming from a broken home, poor background, and being a racial minority. They pushed me to be better, and fought for me in school board meetings because I myself was accused of cheating on my SAT, they had my back.
I wouldn't be where I am now without them, it's time I pay it forward.
Have you become a teacher?
Even in a role like this and from this long ago - Andy Garcia still has that moment where he goes off like a time bomb - it never fails. He and Pacino both you can always count on that.
Lol yeah, he's such an overactor
I wish this portrayal of an educator, who actually cares about their students, was apparent in real life. We need more caring and nurturing teachers who are actually there to teach, connect with their students and watch them students succeed.
Mr. Escalante was a real guy and most of the film is pretty accurate, especially in the classroom. Only it took him years to accomplish. Ganas! I was in the LA Unified School district back in the 80s. Escalante was an underground legend among some teachers. But he was also controversial. The system and the teacher's union gave him a lot of trouble because he cared more about his students than policy.
Oh my lord. I did not know this, and I am researching it right now. Thank you for the information!!! :)
Lol there are.
If teachers actually cared about their students to the point of defending them like that the students would grow up knowing they were highly valued
You should watch the Ron Clark story it's really good its about a teacher too
“Give a Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day. Teach a Man To Fish, and You Feed Him for a Lifetime.”
Those kids learned to fish because of him
That’s only half the saying. The rest of it goes, “but the man who refuses to fish, or to be taught how to fish, should be made to go hungry until he changes his mind, or dies.
Or don't teach a man to fish and you feed urself. - Ron Swanson.
Give a man religion and he'll starve to death praying for a fish.
Build a man a fire and he'll be warm for the night, set a man on fire and he'll be warm the rest of his life.
Give Mr. Escalante a street, and he'll beat the 💩 out of you.
How do I reach these kiiiiiids
harikrishnan kuppusamykrishnan LOL this is bill belleechick....
Modern Savage25 me cartmanez
Lol
hari, you often can't. Most won't listen. The hell with it.
I MISINTERPRETED THE roos
I agree that if it were Beverly Hills High School with these scores, no-one would care.
But that's not Racism, that's Discrimination based on Class (Income).
Discrimination based on class is still racism in my book.
@@Adb12San I understand your statement, but I guarantee you this would still happen in a place like Appalachia, Virginia where the population is almost entirely white.
Adb12 , relax. Whites are the real victims.
Adb12 you most be pretty stupid, racism is discriminating someone for his race. This would be classism.
@@Adb12San even if everyone is the same colour ? It happens!
I had a US history teacher that was so passionate about her job she got everyone eager about coming to class. I forget her name but she was absolutely amazing. We'd come to class with music playing from the time period. Half of the lights were always off and the windows were always open. At the end of the year she took the top 3 highest scores for the TAKS test (Texas state test that determines if you pass or fail the grade) and she told the class the top 3 scores and I was #1. She recommended me for AP government but I turned it down. She told me she was disappointed and that I had a lot of potentional but I didn't care about school enough. Just history class so I needed the easier class to make sure I passed it. I ended up getting the 2nd highest score on the US history portion in the entire grade (11th grade). My friend Daniel got the highest by literally 1 question. I missed 1 question.
Mr. Escalante had his own teaching show on KCET. I used to watch it back in the early 90's. Even Arnold Schwarzenegger made an appearance.
DChaveit415 i did not know that, what was the show called?
Andy Garcia got out acted by a Legend Eddie Olmos
They were both good in their roles here.
sandinyourshoes but Eddie Olmos was better
Francisco Puentes , Eddie was the star. Andy had a short role.
He also played as Vincent in Godfather III
Jefferson Huang , it was a brilliant role for him.
I grew up during the 80s. This movie had a larger impact on me than I thought back then. I look at the role of Mr. Scalante’ as a hero among hero’s. The students which were portrayed perfectly , Lou Diamond Phillips etc. more movies like this should be made (and showed), in public schools. It seems that today’s generations are entitled and obstinate years authority, it starts ...... at home.
I’ve only had one teacher who stood up for me. A Puerto Rican names Mrs. Martínez. The rest of the teachers never truly got my back. Mrs. Martínez, my honors thesis in biochemistry and my folks effort was for you. Si se pudo.
This is one of the MOST motivational films EVER!
It does have its moments, yes.
The way he threaten him was classic
There are two kinds of racism, Mr. Escalante. Singling out a group because they're members of a minority and NOT singling out a group because they're members of a minority.
That comb over ain’t fooling no one
No. Hiding the baldness was hopeless.
The combover was part of the character. EJO isn't really bald in real life.
HA...ha..! Oh my gosh..ha...ha..leave him alone😂
Glorpinboopin great sense of humor!! Your killing me! 🤣😂🤣😂
Wish they kept his real hair. He was handsome
I had a middle school english teacher names Mrs. Peoples. She was and still is the best teacher I have ever met. She taught english when I was in 6th or 7th grade not sure about the year. But she was just liked that, cared for every kid like they were her own. The only reason I remember her so well is because of how much she helped me. Not only with class but as a person. She also had this really thick southern accent that was just really enjoyable to listen to, at least for me. The most unfortunate part is that her and her husband past away during a trip to I believe china or somewhere in eastern asia. I even think it was a trip for school. If I remember right it was because of an accident involving the airplane. I never got the full story. RIP to her and all alike.
Best thing of this entire movie: Mr Escalante's example. We rarely have nowadays characters that are role models of perseverance, good will and determination such as him.
How times have NOT changed! Now with social media this would’ve blown up to so much more and those two would’ve lost their jobs
2:41 Direct threats are crimes; I'd recommend hinting around with other aggressive conversational tactics and/or body language. Simple math.
Jay Flippen True, but they had just as much proof of him saying that as they did with the students cheating.
The whole reason why Escalante is confronting them in such a hostile manner is because, in the previous scene, these two were very accusational, ominous and rather nasty in their interrogation of the students.
To be fair, they made it personal at this point
They can't prove to him the kids were cheating. They can't prove he threatened them. Learn to analyze.
@@digitalfilmjat6534 What you do to others will come back to you, for better or worse.
The school board was so surprised that the class made a complete turn around in their grades that they automatically think they all cheated , that's that some crazy bullcrap
And to think in this year 2021 Garfield CANCELED the math program built by this man, Jaime Escalante, for being "too difficult." How ironic.
What?! For real?!
If I become a teacher, I will defend my students 110%.
you wont the system is rigged
Logan Gomez I would do 111%
Logan Gomez is you serious please do. Most teachers I had didn’t give a dammm
Logan Gomez Bullshit.
Logan Gomez Good.
I met Eddie Olmos. Great guy. I never knew he had dyslexia. He's a great actor.
Imagine a teacher being this passionate about his kids...
One of the reasons this is my most favorite scene is because it really shows that the teacher cares about his students and is willing to defend them.
While this is almost certainly a case of discrimination, the issue they bring up is that when a school who has historically preformed extremely poorly suddenly within the gap of a single year gets some of the best grades possible there is a reasonable amount of suspicion that should be applied there. Not to the level that these detectives were applying of course, but it should be looked into because improvement like that normally doesn't happen in the blink of an eye, its just statistically improbable.
Quote from Stand and Deliver:
(Jaime Escalante)
''Dreams accomplish wonderful things.''
To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. If you were born without wings, do nothing to prevent them from growing.
What's awesome about this scene is that this is practically word for word what happened between the real Jaime Escalante & the investigators.
This movie is still one of my favorites. I wanted him as a teacher back in the day.
Those kids did not cheat, they “misinterpreted” the rruuulesz
Eric cartman
They put Andy Garcia up to this? Man.
Why not? Spanish-speaking communities discriminate against their own like any other groups.
@@valuecalc Very true.
mischa zav , in this case, it was possible that there was cheating.
vincent corleone realized he couldn't be the boss of the family so decided to work in school districts
I love it!
That's fine. Admiral Adama will stand up so that Ritchie Valens's name can be cleared.
“No proof of wrongdoing, only a suspicion of cheating”
“If they don’t, everyone will assume they cheated”
So no proof but they’re allowed to make a conclusion. And he has the nerve to say they’re being patient and listening to his complaints while they basically say suspicion and Likely hood is enough to punish them in the absence of proof
What punishment? Dr. Ramírez simply investigated. The students were under suspicion. Period.
What’s great about films like these is that there is no clear good & bad.
Both sides make excellent points & you understand why they believe/do what they believe/do
I enjoyed watching this movie in Math since the 7th grade, I’m in college now, and I watch it almost all the time. Its a great movie
It’s that one Cuban guy who played someone in The Godfather
yes sir, that is Andy Garcia, he was in Godfather 3
This video is age restricted? That's sad.
Want to see the test?
*Show me the test!*
We can't do that
Mr Escalante goes ghetto with that last line.
Edward James Olmos is the only actor who could have made this movie work. This was his best film!
OLmos, Garcia, Phillips...what a cast!!
if he isn't racist, then why does the accusation immediately get under his skin like that?
You gotta read between the lines folks.
Alexander Martinez Whites created the American education system that minorities and immigrants take part in today. It's not white washing.
Alexander, the native-Indian cultures from south of the border will constantly be slammed, be it from people who come from north or south of the border. It can happen in English or Spanish.
LaLaGrunge, right. White social leaders indeed create the system so that even the poor could go to school, but many people simply overlook it.
What is your ethnicity? You seem to think you are a know it all on this thread!
Rob C , are you talking to me, you knave?
I was never the best at school. I always had mediocre grades. Mostly C’s maybe a D thrown in there somewhere but along came this teacher who just knew how to teach me. She taught me so much about learning and school. She taught me things about life too just talked to me about the future and growing up. She played a huge impact on me growing up and learning new things. She used to say if I don’t know something today don’t stress about it. Give it time u will eventually get it. She called me smart when everybody else didn’t. I really appreciate her and everything she taught me. Before she left with her husband to a new state to start a family she gave her class this bracelet that said “never give up, you got this.” I was in middle school when I received that bracelet, I’m 28 now and I have that bracelet framed.
That comb over is out of this world 🌎🔥😂
Saw this in the theater. That last line still rings in my head when I get angry at someone who has committed an injustice.
go to jail loser 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
2:19 brotha makes a solid point
He probably went through some similar stuff and took time to think about it.
that last part makes me wanna watch the whole movie
What happened was that the students all uniformly answered a few of the questions wrong in exactly the same way. The issue turned out to be that Escalante had made a mistake in teaching a particular Calculus method and since the kids learned the techniques "step by step", they all duplicated Escalante's mistake. If you didn't know that, the duplication of their errors would be a huge red flag indicating cheating.
He reached those keeeeeedz
So basically, it wasn't racism, it was totally justified, and he would have owed those guys an apology.
"if this was Beverly hills high school then you 2 wouldn't be here" lmao
WHY HAVEN'T I SEEM THIS MOVIE!! ILL BE BACK AFTER I WATCH IT!!
What a good man and great teacher!
Mom: There something going on here that no one talking about.
Me: No one has the right to accuse me of eating all the ice cream. No one has the right to accuse me of eating all the ice cream!!!!!
Edward James Olmos is such a good actor. This scene was well done by him. He deserved the Oscar nomination in this film.
Best Teacher Ever
right on, agree. don't forget Michelle Pfeiffer in Dangerous Minds tho
That door slam was abnormally a mic drop lol respect
shut up 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
"The identities of the students were concealed..." Bruh, they go to a school in the barrio, you know they're Hispanic without seeing their names.
He reached theese keeds.
I wish teachers had balls like this in real life...
Man what a powerful scene! Too bad passion like this doesn’t exist in today’s world.
Little did Mr. Escalante knew he was arguing with the owner of three Las Vegas casinos that would be robbed by George Clooney a decade later
You can see and hear the racism in that dudes voice... When he got very defensive... Thats how you know you got em right where you want em...
Teachers play a big part in our life much respecto
There is two kinds of racism, Mr. Escalante. Judging a group because they are a minority, and not judging a group because they are a minority.
Hes not wrong about the school difference, even today it still happens. Racism is the worst and longest battle cause no matter how good you are or how much good you can do, you will always be label and treated differently.
Damn that last line was the cherry on top. Great work by both actors
Andy Garcia and EJO are excellent in this scene.
True! What performances!
HOW DO I REACH THEEZ KEEEDZZ??????
*HOW DO I REACH THESE KEEEEEEDS?!*
The black guy just said something extremely relevant to present day scenario:
"There are two types of racism: singling out a group because they're a minority, and NOT singling them out because they're a minority"
Before, it was the former. Nowadays, it's the latter.
I hate when people make themselves the victims like the 2 investigators.
youre a loser😠😠😠😠😠😠
OMG. Andy Garcia is a baby in this movie!
My father and mother were teachers-we come from Chile-South America-we were political refugees and we ended up in this beautiful country , Australia in 1987.
My mother in Chile was a Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Math Teacher.
My father was a Spanish teacher.
When we got here, my mothers qualifications were not recognised, although the degree of knowledge and what was being taught was superior in Chile, as for example, what kids in year 7 were taught in Biology, the kids in Chile were taught that in year 4.
she had to go to uni for 4 years again to get her degrees recognised.
My father went straight to teaching again a week after we arrived.
Both my parents came from poor backgrounds.
Both my parents struggled here as there to make something of themselves.
My father , year after year was awarded the best Spanish teacher in New South Wales.
My mother taught in the worst schools in Sydney with limited english, yet her students were always, year after year in the top 5% of Biology and Chemistry in the state.
Both my parents loved teaching, despite the fact that both taught at underprivileged schools.
Thats what drove them apart from raising three boys.Raising the standards and knowledge of the boys and girls that sat in their classrooms.
To this day both my father and mother, though retired, get emails and messages or calls from past students thanking them for pushing and teaching them with respect and love.
Teachers never give up on their students.
My parents would often say that teachers are the second or first role models of students, simply because it is them they see everyday, from them they get to understand their own sense of accomplishment , they see how teachers carry themselves and the dedication they have to their students, which in turn translates to the dedication they show themselves.
Teachers are amazing human beings.
They are the ones you entrust your children with to learn not only the syllabus, but many many other things.
Teachers are undervalued, many are underpaid, but if a teacher is worth his paycheck, your child is in safe hands, hands that will guide them into adulthood, hands that will mold their minds.
And as for us, having teachers as parents, seeing the sacrifices they made for us, watching them get home ,clean and cook dinner, take us to do sports or to the park or wherever, come home and KEEP working correcting homework or creating a new unit of study etc for their students, they didn’t cease working, pulling 12 ,14, 16 hour days, not many people realize that teachers continue working long after the school bell has rung for the day, and the sun has gone down.
I’ve learnt alot from my parents, but the number one thing they taught me, us, is to serve our fellow humans, that there is nothing more noble or worthwhile to dedicate your time and life to help, to teach and to nurse people, i am a paramedic-first responder-my younger brother lives in Los Angeles and works in the State school system with underprivileged Gang related schools, and my oldest brother works as a personal carer and has studied geriatric medicine- we all serve our fellow human beings-because thats what our parents did-they served and made a difference-thats what teachers teach-making a difference-in your life, in your family’s life, in your community, for everybody.
To all teachers around the world.
You all are amazing people.
I am in your debt, we all are.
Im grabbing this movie if I see it at the goodwill or anywhere....
I always use tht ending line when I get fired from a job
Mr. Escalante was so successful he was given his own Battlestar.
“No one has the right to accuse me of racism”
Try to say that, in modern days, in this world
If this was Beverly Hills high school, you two wouldn't be investigating. - nOW *THAT* was a wicked burn!