Freedom Writers!
Att vara lärare är ett kall och ett ansvar. Du kan skapa förändring som lärare och ge eleverna verktyg för att lyckas. Det visar filmen Freedom Writers.
Filmen handlar om en lärare som kämpar för att gängmedlemmar och andra strulpellar ska få en ordenlig chans i skolan och hon gör det BRA men får offra en massa. Hon blir mot arbetad av både elever, kollegor och familj men vägrar ge upp.
Filmen är baserad på en verklig händelse och ni kan läsa mer om projektet i USA här.
Jag bara älskar denna film och den ska visas för mina barn inom sinom tid, var så säker!
EFTER NI SETT FILMEN, kan ni gå in på denna sida och få svar på era frågor. Men det gör ni EFTER ni sett filmen.
Did Erin really take her students to a Holocaust museum?
Yes. In real life, Erin took her students to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. As we see in the film, the museum focuses largely on helping visitors understand the true impact of the Holocaust. The museum also features exhibits on civil rights and contemporary human rights violations that exist in the world today. The actors in the film also visited the Museum of Tolerance. Hilary Swank commented on this experience in an interview, "When Erin took the kids to the Holocaust Museum, it proved to be a huge bonding experience for them," explains Swank. "Similarly, when we were first getting to know each other during the first week of rehearsals, we went to the museum and it was the exact same experience for us. We bonded strongly over how those stories affected us. It was definitely life imitating art at that point." While at the museum, the actors met with some of the same Holocaust survivors who had met with the real Freedom Writers over a decade earlier.
Filmen handlar om en lärare som kämpar för att gängmedlemmar och andra strulpellar ska få en ordenlig chans i skolan och hon gör det BRA men får offra en massa. Hon blir mot arbetad av både elever, kollegor och familj men vägrar ge upp.
Filmen är baserad på en verklig händelse och ni kan läsa mer om projektet i USA här.
Jag bara älskar denna film och den ska visas för mina barn inom sinom tid, var så säker!
EFTER NI SETT FILMEN, kan ni gå in på denna sida och få svar på era frågor. Men det gör ni EFTER ni sett filmen.
Did Erin really take her students to a Holocaust museum?
Yes. In real life, Erin took her students to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. As we see in the film, the museum focuses largely on helping visitors understand the true impact of the Holocaust. The museum also features exhibits on civil rights and contemporary human rights violations that exist in the world today. The actors in the film also visited the Museum of Tolerance. Hilary Swank commented on this experience in an interview, "When Erin took the kids to the Holocaust Museum, it proved to be a huge bonding experience for them," explains Swank. "Similarly, when we were first getting to know each other during the first week of rehearsals, we went to the museum and it was the exact same experience for us. We bonded strongly over how those stories affected us. It was definitely life imitating art at that point." While at the museum, the actors met with some of the same Holocaust survivors who had met with the real Freedom Writers over a decade earlier.
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