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[PovertyRaceWomen 122] Re: Possible Spam: Re: inspiring films

Betsy Boggs BBoggs at umchousegr.org
Mon Dec 18 09:24:32 EST 2006


My favorite is "Finding Forrester". Although this is a story about a
high achieving young man and his mentor, it still encompasses many
issues about race, poverty and expectations.
Betsy Boggs

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The Fonda/DeNiro movie was "Stanley and Iris" (1990) and yes, it's "Mr.
Holland's Opus."

Iris L. Broudy
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There is also the "Good Morning Vietnam" movie where Robin Williams does
a
very funny ESL scene. Also, Mr. (Somebody's) Opus." Was it
"Holland,"??
"Can't remember the teacher's name. But I also loved Educating Rita.

And Jane Fonda and Robert Deniro did a wonderful "sleeper" about
teaching an

adult to read a few years back. Anyone remember the name of that one?

Catherine King

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>I would have to recommend "Good Will Hunting".

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> Craig

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>> Colleagues,

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>> I was asked today for a recommendation of a movie or book (such as

>> "Stand and Deliver") which would inspire _teachers_ to have high

>> expectations for their young adult students, to give 100% each day to

>> their teaching. What would you recommend?

>>

>>

>> David J. Rosen

>> djrosen at comcast.net

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