hw # 48

In our class movie, the teacher is going to be the one being "saved". In the movie the kids are going to be the ones saving this teacher. In my own point of view, I can see a movie like this in which maybe the setting is like some beat up school, but with students who don't neccesarily get the opportunity that other kids in "better" schools get. The teacher can be one of the teachers who goes into work with no kind of excitement or motivation.

I see in our movie that we will have scenes where the main character, either the teachers, or one of the main students involved in the transformation of the teacher, will have their own personal scenes. Without the class, at home, work, whatever it might be. We will show their own personal struggles. We are going to show that even if someone seems like they have the perfect lives, in someone else's point of view, they still do go through their own personal struggles and they manage to work through them.

Another scene I see happening is a moment in which the teacher and the students, either as a whole or individually, open up to each other and help each other out with each other's personal struggles. The teacher will be against it originally, but the students slowly, but surely, get to the teacher. They get through a dramatic scene in which they build a friendship, which isnt usually found in a student and teacher, and it expands throughout the entire class, and school over time.