Up The Down Staircase

The main character of this book going up the stairs by Bel Kaufman is Sylvia Barret. Recently a college graduate and a high school English teacher. Silvia wants to work at a good private school like her many friends. Instead, Sylvia accepted the work of the Board of Education to try to reach out to children in urban centers privileged at public schools. Silvia has so many choices in this book. Finally, she made the right choice.

But even in front of Prime Minister Jean Brodie of New York's Calvin Coolidge High School, even before Up the Down Staircase (1967), students from all nations and ethnic groups with a criminal record are fresh graduate. How serious this is for Sylvia. A girl is obsessed by a male teacher trying to jump out of the window and another girl has a bullet. A boy has a high IQ in the court's probation, but his grade is good or bad, and the other one is sleeping in class as he is working at night. Miss Barrett wishes to become a "good citizen" of this verbal abuse

It was first reported in the context of America in 1965. In the year of Bel Kaufman's best-selling comic novel "Up the Down Staircase", the two protagonists were accused of failing to complete their dog's mission. In the first chapter of a book written in a drama, the student stated that "terrible tragedy ... my dog ​​is doing homework!" "Cats chew it" There is no time to finish. "

Freelance writers have been stepped into movies such as dangerous minds, stairs rising stairs, stand and delivery, and dead poet associations, walking past old paths already passed by. The new system instructor uses a method that is not traditional to change the "undevelopable" classroom. The main goal of the students is to continue activities until the 18th birthday in a racially intense group environment this time. 50 sluggish and bloody moments will definitely make the story worthless, but it is not a well-known site. In true story, Erin Gruwell is a special adventure including sacrifice, determination, fearless fear, and hope. It is worth being displayed on the screen. As a result, almost all the scenes convey amazing information as these children capture the beauty and change their lives.