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GruwellвЂ™s class also learned through classical conditioning. Because of this reward incentive, the students actually did their work and they learned that, by participating in the class and accomplishing their assignments, they would be rewarded.

Gruwell agreed to look into actually sending her the letters and the possibility of having her visit the school to speak to them. When the students were given the assignment to write a letter to Miep Gies, Mrs. Another type of learning that was exhibited in Freedom Writers is operant conditioning. Gruwell and have respect for her until eventually all of the students looked up to her, and the entire class became a sort of family. Gruwell, but, through observational learning of watching their classmates, more and more students began to warm up to Mrs. Most of the students still didnвЂ™t want anything to do with Mrs. Gruwell started putting more effort into helping the students rather than just teaching them as any вЂњnormalвЂќ class, a few students started to reach out to her and accept the positivity and respect that she had to offer them. They hated her because she was white, and they had learned to hate white people however, when Mrs. At first, the students were very standoffish with Mrs.

Throughout the film, every main character does a lot of learning, resulting in many examples of different types of learning. Despite the difficulties she faces and the consequences she faces, nothing dulls her spark to improve the lives and mindsets of her freshman, and eventually sophomore, English class. Gruwell has to fight for her studentsвЂ™ interest in education meanwhile battling her pessimistic coworkers who have no desire to better the students.

FREEDOME WRITERS MOVIE

Freedom Writers, a movie directed by Richard LaGravenese and staring Hilary Swank, is a truly inspirational drama in which Erin Gruwell, a first year, freshman and sophomore class English teacher at Woodrow Wilson High School, teaches her class about more than just English, while learning about the troubled lives of her students.

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