Matthew Perry as Ron Clark
Brandon Mychal Smith as Tayshawn
Hannah Hodson as Shameika
Wallace
Micah Stephen Williams as Julio
Ernie Hudson as Principal Turner
Melissa De Sousa as Marissa Vega
Patricia Idlette as Devina
Jerry Callaghan as Ron Clark, Sr.
Marty Antonini as Howard
Patricia Benedict as Jean Clark
CHARACTER OF THE MOVIE
The story tells about a teacher who leaves his stable life
teaching at an elementary school in his suburban North
Carolina hometown, the school where he is appreciated by
both his fellow teachers and his students for his innovative
teaching methods which results in raising test scores.
SUMMARY
OF THE
STORY
Instead, he decides to look for a teaching job at a tough New
York inner city school where he feels he can be more useful.
Clark is drawn to an unruly class of sixth graders, the same one
the teacher who quit had taught.
He's told that these students are the worst in the school and test
at the bottom in standardized test scores. He teaches with
innovative and creative methods, although at first all students
don’t like him.
Clark's students have difficult family lives. One child is in
foster care and gets abused by his foster parent. Another child
is the de-facto mom to her younger siblings, as her mother
works two jobs.
The children have bigger problems than not knowing grammar,
and their problems may disturb more sensitive kids or kids who
have been in similar situations. Then, Mr. Tuner, The principal
doesn’t like Clark’s teaching methods.
He said “My school, my rules, my way”. He wants Mr. Clark
just focus on the national exam and make the students from
lowest class pass the exam. The kids disobey Mr. Clark,
vandalize his classroom, bully other kids, gamble, and bet on
when Clark will quit.
But the students eventually learn to treat Clark and themselves
differently. They learn to believe in their academic abilities and
to dream big.
In the class he tries to make the rule for his students. He almost
gives up because his students hard to arrange but Marissa give
him spirits. So, he back to teach again. Then, the students begin
to like him.
One day he gets pneumonia but he decides to teach by video
record. After back to the class, the student’s progressive go
down. Clark thinks he was failed but he remains optimistic
about their chance. After examination, Mr. Clark takes his
student to see The Phantom of the Opera.
Then, his class become the best class and his students got a
higher score than any other class in final examination and Mr.
Clark was regarded by his student as their best teacher.
• Every students has a capacity and ability to learned in a
different manner
• LOVE, PASSION, PATIENCE
MORAL
VALUES
This movie is best for those who will become soon a future
teachers like me. When I watched the movie I was able to
learned something about how difficult to become an effective
teacher because the movie inspired and give us the knowledge
about how to survive in the worst class with the unruly
students, give us inspiration about creative teaching’s
methods, how to encourage students to dream big and take a
risk and also the way we have to know well our students and
their problems personally because the students are our family.
INSIGHT
I mean, as a teacher we have to know the things above well
and touch the lives of our students we should not only after on
the passing or high grade of our students but inculcating to
their minds the true meaning of education. Moreover, the
movie help me realized that teaching is far beyond the need
for compensation and employment; it is not a career to work
at but it is indeed a vocation to fulfill, because when I saw the
movie Mr. Clark he is willing to sacrifice everything for the
benefit of each and every student in his class.
Indeed, it is a challenge for me on how to become an effective
21st century teacher because we know that being effective is
not really easy because we need first encounter lots of
problem, trial and difficulty.
THANK
YOU!!!!

THE RON CLARK STORY

  • 2.
    Matthew Perry asRon Clark Brandon Mychal Smith as Tayshawn Hannah Hodson as Shameika Wallace Micah Stephen Williams as Julio Ernie Hudson as Principal Turner Melissa De Sousa as Marissa Vega Patricia Idlette as Devina Jerry Callaghan as Ron Clark, Sr. Marty Antonini as Howard Patricia Benedict as Jean Clark CHARACTER OF THE MOVIE
  • 3.
    The story tellsabout a teacher who leaves his stable life teaching at an elementary school in his suburban North Carolina hometown, the school where he is appreciated by both his fellow teachers and his students for his innovative teaching methods which results in raising test scores. SUMMARY OF THE STORY
  • 4.
    Instead, he decidesto look for a teaching job at a tough New York inner city school where he feels he can be more useful. Clark is drawn to an unruly class of sixth graders, the same one the teacher who quit had taught.
  • 5.
    He's told thatthese students are the worst in the school and test at the bottom in standardized test scores. He teaches with innovative and creative methods, although at first all students don’t like him.
  • 6.
    Clark's students havedifficult family lives. One child is in foster care and gets abused by his foster parent. Another child is the de-facto mom to her younger siblings, as her mother works two jobs.
  • 7.
    The children havebigger problems than not knowing grammar, and their problems may disturb more sensitive kids or kids who have been in similar situations. Then, Mr. Tuner, The principal doesn’t like Clark’s teaching methods.
  • 8.
    He said “Myschool, my rules, my way”. He wants Mr. Clark just focus on the national exam and make the students from lowest class pass the exam. The kids disobey Mr. Clark, vandalize his classroom, bully other kids, gamble, and bet on when Clark will quit.
  • 9.
    But the studentseventually learn to treat Clark and themselves differently. They learn to believe in their academic abilities and to dream big.
  • 10.
    In the classhe tries to make the rule for his students. He almost gives up because his students hard to arrange but Marissa give him spirits. So, he back to teach again. Then, the students begin to like him.
  • 11.
    One day hegets pneumonia but he decides to teach by video record. After back to the class, the student’s progressive go down. Clark thinks he was failed but he remains optimistic about their chance. After examination, Mr. Clark takes his student to see The Phantom of the Opera.
  • 12.
    Then, his classbecome the best class and his students got a higher score than any other class in final examination and Mr. Clark was regarded by his student as their best teacher.
  • 13.
    • Every studentshas a capacity and ability to learned in a different manner • LOVE, PASSION, PATIENCE MORAL VALUES
  • 14.
    This movie isbest for those who will become soon a future teachers like me. When I watched the movie I was able to learned something about how difficult to become an effective teacher because the movie inspired and give us the knowledge about how to survive in the worst class with the unruly students, give us inspiration about creative teaching’s methods, how to encourage students to dream big and take a risk and also the way we have to know well our students and their problems personally because the students are our family. INSIGHT
  • 15.
    I mean, asa teacher we have to know the things above well and touch the lives of our students we should not only after on the passing or high grade of our students but inculcating to their minds the true meaning of education. Moreover, the movie help me realized that teaching is far beyond the need for compensation and employment; it is not a career to work at but it is indeed a vocation to fulfill, because when I saw the movie Mr. Clark he is willing to sacrifice everything for the benefit of each and every student in his class.
  • 16.
    Indeed, it isa challenge for me on how to become an effective 21st century teacher because we know that being effective is not really easy because we need first encounter lots of problem, trial and difficulty.
  • 17.