The movie "Stars on Earth" is like a bright star in the universe, shining with a warm and bright light. Directed and starring Indian superstar Aamir Khan, this work has deeply touched the hearts of audiences with their wonderful and delicate performances and productions, presenting the true feelings of an art teacher and a child with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). The movie was released in December 2007 and is the best movie that every child with ADHD and dyslexia must see.
The film revolves around Ethan, an 8-year-old boy with dyslexia who is a troublemaker in the eyes of his parents. Ethan is a boy with a unique talent, full of imagination and creativity, but he is also a student who is a great headache for teachers and parents. He could not read letters and numbers normally, and the words on the paper were like winged elves, flying around, and his academic performance was a mess, and he was often criticized by teachers and ridiculed by his classmates. Under the traditional education system, he was seen as a problem student, often unconsciously challenging rules and authority, and even facing the dilemma of being expelled from school.
However, Ethan was lucky enough to meet Mr. Nick, who changed his fate. Mr. Nick is different from other teachers in that he has a keen sense of insight and deep love for children. He advocated that students should be allowed to retain their own individuality and ideas and develop freely. Teacher Nick discovered Ethan's problem not because he was subjectively not working hard or stupid, but because he had dyslexia. Mr. Nick observed that painting, games and other methods could stimulate Ethan's interest in learning, so he tried his best to help Ethan overcome difficulties and explore Ethan's shining points.
In the film, Mr. Nick respects his students and believes that every child is unique, has their own potential, and is a role that no one else can replace. He does not advocate a one-size-fits-all approach to managing and evaluating children, but respects the differences of each child. "In the Solomon Islands, when the aborigines want to cut down trees, they don't cut them down, they gather around the trees and shout insults at them, and after a few days, the trees will die and wither on their own," said Mr. Nick. This sentence shows how much verbal violence can hurt children's minds. Teacher Nick told us with actions that education should pay more attention to the psychological needs of each child, release children's nature, teach children according to their aptitude, and develop naturally.
The film also profoundly reflects on the issue of education at the social level. In today's society, schools and parents are too involuted, pay too much attention to children's grades, and weaken or even ignore children's personality development and interest cultivation. Just using a single standard to demand children has brought great pressure to children who are powerless to resist. This educational model stifles children's nature and creativity in the cradle, and domesticates children into puppets who regard learning as the only goal of life. Through Ethan's story, "Stars on the Earth" appeals to the society to pay more attention to the inner world of children, understand and respect the differences of children, and care and support children more, so that every child can have their own rights in the environment.
The visuals of the movie are impressive. The director works through rich, vibrant colors; The exquisite and delicate lens language creates an atmosphere of vitality and fantasy. We see Ethan's imaginary world where letters dance and numbers turn into small animals, allowing the audience to feel the innocence and boundless imagination of children. The film's visuals immerse the audience in the story, being able to feel the emotions of the characters and the beauty of the world.
Aamir Khan is an actor that many people like, and his performance in the film is commendable. He portrayed the image of Teacher Nick very vividly, showing the sincere care and care of a dignified and intelligent teacher for his students. Teacher Nick gave Ethan full care and encouragement, made him feel his own value and potential, and he told Ethan that everyone has their own shining points, and don't deny yourself because of shortcomings. And the young actor Dasir Safari who plays Ethan is also very good, he successfully portrays a naughty and cute and talented child, overcomes great difficulties, and with the help and support of Mr. Nick, he finally realizes his own value.
There are now a lot of children with dyslexia and ADHD in the world, and in our country, there is no universal acceptance and understanding of this fact at the social level, which is unfair to such children. "Stars on the Earth" is a movie that allows people to understand this kind of child and enter the life of such a child. Not only does it have a deep theme and a wonderful interpretation, but it also has a strong appeal. It reminds us that every child is unique and has their own brilliance and potential. We should respect each child's individual differences and give them enough understanding, love and support to let them shine brightly in the universe. This film is like a warm light that illuminates the soft corners of our hearts, allowing us to fully understand dyslexia children and children with ADHD, and have a deeper thinking about education and humanity.
The film also prompts us to reflect on the current education system and educational concepts. We focus too much on imparting knowledge and skills, and ignore the emotional and personality of children. We need to truly understand and guide our children with love and care, and work with them to find their way in life. Children should be encouraged to use their imagination and creativity, so that children can become children and grow up in freedom and joy.
Family is the first classroom for children's growth, and parents are the first teachers for children. "Stars on Earth" also shows us the importance of the family environment to the growth of children. Although Ethan's parents love him, they are always busy with work, lack of understanding of their children, and lack enough attention and support for Ethan. When Ethan encountered difficulties, he did not find out in time and accompany him to solve the problem, but blindly blamed and criticized, which made Ethan feel even more lonely and helpless. We are all familiar with this kind of picture, many parents don't want to do a good job, but think too little, for the child is never to give him enough food and clothing to Disney to play a few times is love, must give the child enough companionship, establish a good relationship of trust with the child, communicate frequently, understand their inner thoughts, do not criticize and blame roughly, and be good at guiding, in order to really help them grow up healthily.
"Stars on Earth" is a movie that is very worthy of repeated taste and reflection by those of us who have children at home. It allows us to see what is true education and what is the beauty of human nature. It makes us firmly believe that every child is a unique being, that every child is a star on the earth, and that they can bloom with enough love and support. For the sake of your children, please create a better world, let them grow up in the bath of love, and your family will be happier and happier!
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