The film's owner reveals that Cai de Cohen suffers from congenital Tourette's disease, which causes him to convulse and make strange "meow" sounds uncontrollably. People with this condition in general have "adults who have no jobs and children stay at home" are not suitable for the teaching profession at all, let alone being able to stay in primary schools to teach. But Boulevard's career aspiration was to become a teacher.
Everyone here knows that this movie is destined to tell an extraordinary story.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="32" meets Mr. Mahr ></h1>
Bourse's desire to become a teacher stemmed from the teachers he met growing up with. They were his elementary school teacher, the principal of the middle school, Mr. Mailer, and the teacher of Mountain View School.
In fact, the most unfortunate relationship between teachers and students should be the teacher's prejudice and rebuke of students. Initially, the psychiatrist's diagnosis concluded that Boulevard's convulsions and cries were an emotional revolt against his parents' divorce. Therefore, when he makes a strange noise in class, he will be considered by the classroom teacher to be deliberately disturbing the order of the class and will be thrown out of the classroom. Brad's honest explanation also did not gain the understanding of teachers and classmates.
However, although it was difficult to stay at school, her mother encouraged Bouid to continue her education.
From elementary school to middle school, Bude changed many schools. Every time I move to a new school, I will encounter ridicule and ridicule from my classmates and misunderstanding and criticism from my teachers. Fortunately, before graduating from high school, Brad met an enlightened principal, Mr. Mahr.
The purpose of school education is to enable the student to develop, from ignorance to knowledge, rather than to drive away the "problem student" and abandon him. Mr. Mayer understood the true meaning of school education, so when Brad was assigned to the principal's office by his teacher who could not stand him, Mr. Mayer did not accuse him, but asked him to attend the school concert. There was no doubt that the students in the venue were disturbed by his strange noise and threw disgusted expressions at him.
After the music performance, the principal invited Brad to the stage, a few words helped Brad open the door to a new world, Mr. Mail's understanding and respect, the applause of teachers and classmates made Brad full of new hope and confidence in the future, and let him deeply feel the teacher's great influence on the students.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="33" > moving forward in thorns</h1>
The teacher can be a source of suffering or a medium of inspiration for the mind. From this, Budd planted a seed in his heart: to be a teacher who supports and recognizes students and is single-minded in thinking about each student.
During college, Bled worked hard to become a good teacher. Although he earned a bachelor's degree and earned an excellent teacher qualification, the road to becoming a teacher has not been smooth:
Brad attended interviews at 24 elementary schools, and whether it was a direct confession of Tourette's disease or how Brad explained that he was confident that he would not let strange noises affect teaching, the interviewers did not understand him or accept him.
A succession of failed interviews left Brad frustrated, sad, and even crying in the car. But in order to uphold the ideal of education, in order to prove himself to those who thought he would not succeed, he did not give up. Even though the school had already opened and missed the best interview time, he continued to focus on his profession as a teacher.
Bled has traveled to many primary schools, but Mountain View Elementary School is eye-catching.
The first is the classroom environment of the school. The walls of the classroom are plastered with cartoon characters and paintings that children like, and there are birds cooing by the windows, and the natural and fresh environment conveys the school's concept of nature-loving and people-oriented education.
The second is the educational philosophy of Mountain View School. In the process of Brad's interview, the interviewer did not pay too much attention to Braid's "abnormality", but sincerely talked to him about educational ideals, educational methods, teaching concepts, etc.
Finally, there is the headmaster's remarks, the principal said that to teach students never to let anything get in the way of their lives, the teacher must lead by example, and Boud is the best example.
So he finally got the ideal career.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="34" > the transmission of love</h1>
Mountain View Elementary School had a large number of second-graders, so 24 students from other classes were assigned to Boulevard's class, but most of the students who were separated were "problem students" that the teachers of other classes did not want to leave behind. That being said, who has a bigger problem than Budd in elementary school? Brad knew that what these little children needed most was the true love and tolerance of their teachers.
Boulevard's "true love" for his students is first reflected in his sincerity, patience and full of love for his students. In the first class, he confessed his illness to his students, allowed them to ask him any questions about their illness, and humorously asked students to guess the only thing he could not do: play hide-and-seek. Boulevard's honesty, optimism, and humor have solved the doubts in the hearts of the students and won the respect of the students.
Boulevard's first problem with teaching was Thomas, who loved to swear and walk around in class.
Once, when Boulevard found him graffiti on the wall, Buched did not blame him, but mentally taught him that if he wanted to do something, he had to get the consent of the teacher, and praised him for his good graffiti writing, and after being praised, Thomas showed an innocent smile. In addition, Thomas can't concentrate and therefore hates reading. Bourse let go of his teacher's identity and played a game with him to exchange identities.
He asked Thomas to play himself and himself to play a Tourette's student. When Thomas reads, he makes strange noises and makes movements to harass Thomas from reading, so that Thomas can feel that it is difficult for him to concentrate on reading, and it is easy for Thomas.
He told Thomas that he didn't hate reading, because most of the knowledge in the world was in books, but he had some difficulty reading, but he wouldn't give up, he wouldn't give up Thomas, and he wouldn't let Thomas give up on himself. Under Bled's sincere and patient guidance, Thomas embarked on a pleasant reading journey.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="35" > conclusion</h1>
The movie "Call Me First" portrays a different image of a teacher.
Hollywood has filmed many touching teacher images, such as Clark in "The Hot-Blooded Teacher", Irene in "Free Writer", etc., and the difficulty they encounter in teaching is to teach a group of stubborn students. Budd's difficulty was to overcome his illness and prove to others that he could be a good teacher.
From gratitude to becoming, in "Call Me First", feel the dream of a teacher for a disabled youth. It also makes us realize that love will be passed on, kindness will also be passed on, and how much of a chain reaction the world will have when we learn to help others.