The group of children in the movie are only fourteen or fifteen years old. According to the domestic parlance, they are called "post-90s". Of course, the French people don't like this. They are similar to these little hairy children in China. They are selfish, conceited, sensitive, suspicious, and self-righteous. . . . . I was born in 1985, and I think I used to be young and frivolous, but their behavior still opened my eyes. Compared with them, they are five good young people. What's wrong with today's young people.
Is this film a criticism of the education system, I'm not sure. I think the French education system is very good. What more can you ask of him? He is not simple and rude. He does not decide everything by marks. He encourages students to think. Education is so much better! ! !
This education system may be a little too accommodating to students, or even connivance. As a result, as you can see, students dress like street gangsters, and they go to class like a big market (such a class may not really learn much, of course, it is more likely that they don't want to learn at all). This is the "disadvantage" of free-style education, but no matter what, I would rather choose this "disadvantage" than that kind of XXX, hehe, you know what I'm talking about.
I have a dream, I want to be a teacher, it doesn't matter what and where I teach, for the same reason as the black girl in the poster who wants to be a police officer - there are so many bad teachers out there. After watching the film, I had to think about a question, if I were teacher Francois and faced with such a group of students, what would I do? I really don't know, I can't beat and scold, but they don't listen to nice words. Maybe François didn't do it perfectly, but I don't think anyone can do it better.
I think the key is to understand it. Generation gaps are inevitable, but we should try our best to understand and respect each other, which is certainly not an easy task. A good teacher should use his self-cultivation and knowledge to "convince people with virtue". Look at these kids, they're still kids, they're cute. As for their future, you and I don't need to worry about them, and you and I don't have to worry about whether they can "support the future of the motherland", whether they are "the beat generation" and so on. It is meaningless to measure others by their own values, and it is even more inadvisable to impose them on others. It is necessary to understand that everyone has their own aspirations. In any case, we, and they, will leave a small or heavy mark in history.
Sometimes walking down the street and seeing the toddlers and wondering what the world will be like when they grow up.
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