Comments on: Dead Poets Society Summary

By: Gabriella

Gabriella — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:06:24 +0000

“Solstice” I find you’re comment towards Kelly very Rude. She is entitled to her own opinion and so what if she makes a typing error no need to go all ballistic on her. Other than that I love this summary, thank you for the hard work!**
Gabriella*

By: Karla

Karla — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 02:34:23 +0000

I agree with Nick.
This summary helped me a lot with my project and I used it as one of my sources. Great job!

By: Ohh MaGiC

Ohh MaGiC — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 23:41:10 +0000

a brilliant film exerting the great disiplines of life.

By: LAURA ROSSO

LAURA ROSSO — Fri, 27 May 2011 16:58:56 +0000

DEAD POETS SOCIETY
REFLECTION
In the movie “ dead poets society” is presented the poetry as one way of changing the reality of our students but this poetry is just a symbol that really try to tell us that dreams of our students are important to create a real and prosperous society made up by brave ,free ,happy human beings. Besides the movie shows us that although the world is unique, it presents a great diversity of personalities and perspectives and we as a teachers have to learn how to deal with it.
Many teachers spend all their life trying to create perfect students. However, are few teachers who achieve this goal since as it is common known we as a teachers are just worried to teach content and knowledge. That is why , when it comes to students’ needs we just think about the best ways of teaching aspects that do not have to do with students’ personalities ,life styles and worries etc. That is , most of the time we do not look at students as a human beings who have feelings , fears, desires, challenges instead we look at them as people who want to receive many things except respect and love maybe because they do not belong to our family or probably because their families are not part of our club our friends.
Nowadays it is important that learners are taught to look for the ways of experiencing the force of their strengths and the value of their state of being humans being who are able to do everything that they want to achieve because only in that way our students can be independent and they can overcome their fears creating a society in which exist people who are able to create new and useful things and think freely respecting others. Besides, students have to be conscious of the idea that it is necessary that they are dreamers to change the world.
In conclusion, we as teachers have the responsibility of reshaped this poor society in which mos of the time dreams our students are left out but we do not have any right to establish rules that are obstacles and barriers for the development of the our society.
By: LAURA ROSSO.

By: Frank Bachteler

Frank Bachteler — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 13:43:35 +0000

I thoroughly enjoyed your site. I will be introducing the site to my students today for them to use as a resource.

By: alexander

alexander — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 12:48:22 +0000

it was a nicee mvie It relates to our lives. we watch it in our class.

By: YEPZ

YEPZ — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:56:11 +0000

We saw this movie in literature class and have to write a report on one of the main characters.

By: Nick

Nick — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 18:52:36 +0000

Okay, Ms. Kelly. You act so proud and intelligent, yet you can’t even spell. That’s ‘people,’ not ‘poeple,’ and since when is ‘mena=tal’ a word? Really? Get a life. This is a summary, not an analysis. It served its purpose for me and the rest of the people who read it. Only your sophistocated upbringing type could actually enjoy bashing someone who spent time helping others. You REALLY burn the cookies for me, I mean damn it. Good job Jessica, awesome summary!

By: Kelly

Kelly — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 02:32:23 +0000

I only am left ready to pamble you, Ms Jessica. What is on display here in the story and stories like it, such as School Ties or With Honors? Eastern Seaboard location about its locals. Or Dawson’s Creek even. They are very disarming yuong men already and maybe we the Staff and Adminnistration can loosen them up some. Make them make a mistake and learn the We are not Perfect lesson in life. My parents and relatives are always trying to stich that onto my brain. Which really did have to come back down a couple of inches in size if you should read A beautiful Mind instead of keep up with the movies. Mena=tal health and rweather you kept the story in the 1950′s and not quit into the 1960′s you coould see it as a lot less hippie things to say. Yeah, the radio goofing off moment with the fencing and crew rowing in the back gruond, I mean damn it. Their sport isn’t up yet. Everybody is in more comfortable clothes.
Poeple like you really, really burn the cookies for me. You ,from my up bring on the eastern seaboard, had nothing so even remotely sophisticated of an upbringing. Yes the school will keep the sons on a tight schedule and even in structered uniforms meant to guard and gesture to a uniformity of camoflage. But I wish you could see the story as something a little bit at the mercy of gravity. Please burn your copy of Dr. Spok and enjoy the film for the sak that it is just a movie about men. That truely are back from war of the generations. You just could begin to the student body as a group of Americans going “Nanny Nanny Boo Boo, You stuck you head in Duu Duu”. Put down the ailooms you see and speak about being proud to be born this intelligent.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 02:10:55 +0000

I have truely heard the maternal advice to not live the life yu always wanted through your child. I loved the parts of outdoors Nature that they the class just read about in the poetry is also right outdoor. the flock of geese in motion is actually insync with the student body going to the meal down the stairs. Its a comparision. The few Candian geese are wasting time at the creek flow with the lone student on the bike, Charlie Dalton. The blanket of snow is now visable for Todd. Even the changed fall leaves in the bathroom window in the shower/restroom scene can signal a change is already taking place. The young men are in a “den” or “study” of a cave with a one way in and out door and a smoke hole on top. Did they go back into the womb with one way in and out and the cord is cut this time or is that seeing to much into the film? Maybe I’m just a girl.
Who loved those cheek bones on Robert Sean Leonard. Thank you.