The results in the end, with students liking him, doing their best on the test, respecting each other, and giving up on wrong things (even illegal things).

The teacher’s motivation for each student and how their families work.

He encouraged each one!

2. What did it make you reflect about teaching by watching it? What will you take away from it?

Teaching is more than giving classes, you need to understand where your students are coming from and how they see the world, so the teacher can be a person who shares knowledge inside their realities and be a friend.

We can’t do our classes in the way the students want, because sometimes it turns into a mess, but we can understand how their mind works, and what they like and use it in our classes to attract attention.

It is a moving and motivating film, we are afraid of our reality in schools and the uncertain future of our careers, and it is necessary to fight for things like this.

3. Any criticisms about the movie? Anything you didn't like?

When he goes to Shameika’s house, there is something dangerous, we can’t go into our students' houses, mainly if their parents aren’t at home.

A lot of things in our reality don't work as in the movie, like changing the appearance of the classroom, going to students' houses, having time in particular for students all the time...