Lessons from "Dead Poets Society"

In opposition to not having things in the movie, Neil is passionate about turning his career into an actor and actor, but unfortunately his ambition to become an actor becomes his doctor's plan by his father's plan It will be completely messed up. Neil is very devoted and very enthusiastic about performance. When Neil lived on the campus, he decided to pursue his dream of becoming an actor without following his father's orders. So Neil first attempted to listen to the school drama, and he quickly won the part he became the hero.

Robin Williams is a wonderful actor. He played the role of teacher in two popular and highly appreciated movies: Dead Poets Society (1989) and Good Will Hunting (1997). He plays the role of an English teacher at the Death Poets Association, but he is a therapist who teaches psychology at the community college. Both of these roles are a great example of how teachers release their students when they regard the world as a playground rather than a monotonous result. "Carpe Diem" was translated as "Catch a Day" in English, the first keynote by John Keating was held in the honorary room, and the prize room contained pictures of trophies and alumni. The students are not used to leaving the classroom to attend the lecture and they are surprised that they are not asked to observe the photos rather than opening their books.

A group of students who formed the Death Poets Association believed that Keating was telling them and wanted to exercise what he said, so I quoted Thoreau at the beginning of each meeting. Students going to school are completely managed by their parents and supervised by the school; their lives have been collected for them. This stimulated them when Keating gave them the idea of ​​grasping the day 's knowledge and death poetry. In this secret society, students can read poetry and see it from various viewpoints from everyday problems. When Keating was a student at Welton Prep, he was a member of the Death Poet Society and he became a person who tried to teach his students. In the Keating class, he told the boys to cut off the pages from their poems. That class taught a boy to be free, and there is no way to say how good a poem is.