- Why does Mr. Keating stand on his desk?
- How does this lesson differ from what Welton Academy believes students should learn?
In another scene of Part 2, Mr. Keating asks students to do their own "walk."
- What is Mr. Keating trying to teach his students?
- An administrator (Welton Academy staff member) is observing this lesson. What might he be thinking?
114 comments:
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow tradition and not try to be unique.
3. Again, he is trying to teach his students how to be different.
4. He might be thinking, "What is he doing?" or " This does not follow our rules"
1. To look at his surroundings in a new perspective.
2. Conformity, tradition, looking at things the way they have been looked at by others.
3. To be their own person, to not fall into the current.
4. He could be thinking that the lesson is crazy. They should learn to do what society wants them to do and if they feel like thinking later, they can do that.
1) He stand on his desk to remind him to look at things in a different way, and to show the class.
2) Welton Acadamy believes students should learn tradition, and not be a unque indivual.
3) He could be thinking thats this is not how we run things here.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at everything in a different perspective.
2) Welton Academy believes that they should teach with tradition and discipline.
3) that they are all different.
4)they think that he is not teaching the right way.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to demonstrate that looking at the world in a different point of view is better than being like everyone else and looking at the world from the sidelines.
2) This lesson differs from what Welton Academy teaches because it teaches you to think for yourself and have different outlooks vs. only sticking to the rules.
3) Keating is trying to teach his students to do what they want and not worry about what others think of them.
4) The administator probably thinks that Mr. Keating is unorthodox and strange.
1. Mr.Keating stands on his desk because he wants to remind himself to look at things in a different perspective.
2. Welton Acedemy believes that the students should follow tradition and stick to the rules rather than the students thinking for themselves.
3. He is trying to teach his students to take there own path whether its different or not.
4. The administrator was probably thinking that the whole thing is ridiculous and that is not how Welton Acedemy teaches its students.
1.Mr. Keating stands on his desk for his students to look at life from a different view.
2 He wants them to think by yourself but Welton believes otherwise.
3.He is trying to get them to march to their own beat.
4.That they are probably thinking they are just goofing off.
1-Mr. keaton is atempting to teach his boys to think for them selves and suck the marow out of life.
2- the administrator is Mr.Welton, and he was curoiuse obout the teaching methouds of Mr.Keaton (tering out pages of a school book)
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the kids a different point of view.
2.Walton academy believes that the boys should do what they are told and follow everyone
3.Trying to teach the kids to do their own thing.
4. he might be thinking "What the heck is this guy doing?!" "these are not the rules!!!!!"
1) mr Keatings stands on his desk to himself and his class that you should look at everything from a different point of view, and not always the same way.
2)At Welton everyone believes in the four standards which are tradition, honor, excellence and discipline.
3)He wants to show his sutdents that you don't always have to follow everyone else. You can be unique, you don't always have to fit in with the popular crowd. Everyone should march to the beat of their own drum.
4)I think that he dissaproves of the way he is teaching the students. Again it is that different hing. He has diffeernt methods of teaching and I think that scares people when others are different from you.
1He does it to look at things differently.
2.It is different from what the school wants.
3.That everyone is their own person.
4.What the heck is he thinking...ooo I am going to tell the headmaster.
1. He wants them to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow the tradition.
3. He wants them to be unique and he wants them to follow their own path.
4. He probably disagrees with Mr. Keating because it's not tradition.
1) mr keating stands on his desk to tell the kids things have a different view.
2)Welton Academy thinks kids should not think for themselves and just follow the rules.
3)He is teaching that everyone is different and you dont have to be someone just because the people around you are like that.
4)The staff member might be thinking Mr.Keating's lessons are not traditional.
1-Mr. keaton is atempting to teach his boys to think for them selves and suck the marow out of life.
2- the administrator is Mr.Welton, and he was curoiuse obout the teaching methouds of Mr.Keaton (tering out pages of a school book)
1. To look at things with a new perspective
2. He is basically and old fasion teacher who thinks that if kids conforme they will suceed
3. To be diffrent from everyone else to walk the path less walked
4. he is thinking that this guy is ruining these kids lives.
i think hes trying to show them to look in a different way.
the other guy thinks that everything should be followed by tradition
he is trying to tell everyone to be differnt
this does not make sence
Mr.Keating basically is daring to be different from the other teachers. He wants to teach the students that school doesn't have to be boring and that every once in a while it should be fun!
He wants the students to walk to their own beat and not follow the crowd.
He wants to teach them that school shouldn't be boring.
1. He stands on his desk to show his class how to look at the world in a different perspective.
2. Welton believes that all the boys should follow their tradition and they shouldn't think for themselves.
3. He is trying to show his students to be different than everybody else.
4. He might be thinking What is he doing down there?
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk in effort to show the class how and too look at the world in a different way.
2) This differs from what the Academy is trying to teach because they want the students to learn in a specific, structured matter; Keatings is basically telling the students to do the exact oppsite.
3) I think he is trying to teach his students how to be different and unique.
4) He's probably wondering why the heck Mr.Keatings is doing this instead of following the curriculum.
1. He is trying to show the students to look at things from a different perspective.
2. It is different because Welton has strong traditions and they don't want to CHANGE. Mr. Keating is telling them to be more unique.
3. Mr. Keating is teaching his students to be themselves. Not to be what others are.
4. He might think that Mr. Keating is a weird teacher and he may be breaking some rules.
Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show his students to look at things from different perspectives. Welton Academy believes students should follow traditions, and learn to respect their superiors. Mr. Keating tries to teach his students to be individuals. The administrator is probably thinking that Mr. Keating is crazy.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to tell the students to look at things in different ways
2) Welton thinks that students should follow a mold, not be themselves
3)Trying to teach them to be different
4)He is wondering what Mr. Keating is doing
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to remind himself and teach his students that sometimes we have to look at life from a different perspective.
2) Welton Academy believes that students should just follow the rules and do what they're told.
3) Mr. Keating is trying to teach his students to think for themselves and be unique.
4) The teacher is probably thinking at first "What are they doing?" and then "This is unexeptable!"
1) He wants to see the world from another point of view
2) Welton wants students to learn exactly everything in the same way, but M. Keating want the to think for themselves
3)he wants them to be individuals
4) he could be thinking "He is crazy" or "this goes against what the rest of the school is teaching!"
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton Acadamy believes students should learn tradition.
3. To be their own person.
4. The administrator was probably thinking that the whole thing is crazy.
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow tradition and not try to be unique.
3. He is trying to show that they are all different.
4. "What the heck?!"
1. He does it to teach the kids to look at things in a different way, but the school thinks that the kids should think about things their way.
2. Mr. Keating has the kids do their own walk to teach the kids to be different. The administrator might be thinking that Mr. Keating has to change his teaching to fit in with the scholol's curriculum.
1)Mr. Keating stands on his desk to demonstrate to the students a different perspective. He wanted to teach them to constantly look at things in a different light.
2)This is different from the lessons at Welton Academy because it isn't tradition. At Welton Academy there is always a right and a wrong but nothing in the middle.
3)Mr. Keating is trying to teach his students to be themselves and to follow their own rhythm. He wants to teach them to not follow the crowd.
4)The administrator is probably thinking that that wasn't part of the lesson plan and that Mr. Keating is crazy.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at everything in a different perspective.
2) Welton Academy believes that they should teach with tradition and discipline.
3) To think for themselves.
4)they think that he is not teaching the right way.
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to sho the class how to look at things differently.
2. Welton thinks that the students should follow a tradition.
3. HE is tring to teach the class to be different, and to speek for there selfs.
4. athey may think that he is crazy and that he is teathing the wrong thing.
mr keating stands on his desk to remind the class to always see something in a different way.
mr keating wants his students to know that everybody has their own way of doing things. the administrator may be thinking that this isn't the "walton' way of teaching.
1. To show that you should look at things from a different perspective.
2. They think that everyone should be in unison and no-one should be original.
3. That you can choose your own path to walk.
4. That it is a strange teaching technique and that he shouldn't be doing it.
he stands on his desk to look at it from a different point of view. Welton academy believes youi should sit listen and learn the tradion way
Trying to teack them to be there one self and dont give into what every one else is doing
He might be thinking that this is not approp. for the students.
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desks to remind himself to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton academy believes in conformity and tradition.
3. Mr. Keating is trying to teach the students to be your own individual and to be different.
4. The administrator probably thinks that his lesson is crazy and should not be taught at Welton Academy.
1. Mr. Keating stood on his desk because he wanted to show the students to look in a different way.
2.Welton Academy wants them to stick to tradition!
1. To show how they are all different. The administer probably thought they were crazy and was probably thinking what are they doing!
1. To look at things in a diffrent way.
2. That students should be traditional.
3. To be diffrent.
4. This is not part of our tradition.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at everything in a different perspective.
2) Welton Academy believes that they should teach with tradition and discipline.
3) that they are all different.
4)they think that he is not teaching the right way.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to make his point, to show the class that in order to understand a problem, you must look at it in all of the different ways possible.
2) Welton believes that all boys must think a certain way or they will become social outcasts once they get out of college.
3) To follow their own path, to be leaders not followers.
4) 'Why is he doing this?" "This is NOT regulation!"
1. To look at things in a different way.
2. To be ordinary, traditional, like everyone else.
3. To be un- ordinary and be themseleves.
4. He could be thinking that thats not how he should be teaching
1) To teach his students to look at things in a different way.
2) Welton belives that you should do what your told and not rebel.
3) To teach his students to be confident in who they are.
4) That Mr. Keating is either crazy or is letting them have recess.
1) Telling the kids to long at new stuff.
2) Welton Belives that students should be teached differently
3) That they all are different inside.
4)He might be thinking about how kids should be teached differently..again.
1)He stands on his desk because he wants the students to view the world from a different perspective.
2)Welton wants the students to follow their four traits and not be unique.
3)To be themselves.
4)The kids are breaking the tradition.
1. Mr Keating is standing on his desk to show that doing things differently doesn't really matter, you can still learn.
2. Welton wants its students to be all the same, never break tradition and stay the same.
3. He wants the kids to be different.
4. The administrator is probably thinking that Mr. Keating isn't a good teacher because he's breaking the "normal" the "tradition".
1. He stands on his desk to show the boys that they must constantly look at things in a different way.
2. Welton Academy believes students should follow tradition.
3. He is trying to teach them to find their own path, even if they are the only ones on it.
4. He might be thinking "what are they doing?" or he might be confused because it is not tradition.
1. Mr. Keating stood on his desk to show his students how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton Academy thinks that the students should be disiplined and follow traditions.
3. He is trying to teach his students that everyone is different.
4. The administrator is probably thinking that there is something wrong with Mr. Keating.
1) To show that having different perspectives is good and useful.
2) It's more hands on.
3) To be themselves.
4) Random milling around.
Mr. Keating stands on his class to show the class you have to look at things from different perspectives. This is different from what Welton teaches because Welton believes in followint the text book. This scene is important to the movie to learn about Mr. Keating's class.
When Mr. Keating has his students "walk" its to teach them to be themeselves no matter what other people may think. The administrator would think he is not a proper teacher.
1) I think Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show his class that he gets into his teaching and is sincere about what he teaches
2) Welton Academy is very standard and has boring lessons. This lesson is different from what Welton teaches.
3) He's teaching his students to be different
4) The administrator might not like Mr. Keating's lessons because they don't follow the rules.
1.to see things from a new view
2.Welton wants students to do as it dictates and not think for themselves
3.Not to conform
4.He is probably curious as to how this lesson falls in with their curriculum.
1) Mr.k stands on top of his desk to explain to his class to look at things in a different way.
2) At Welton it is beleived to follow tradition and not try to go outside the box and be your own person.
3) Mr.K is trying to teach them to be individuals and not jump on the bandwaggon.
4) He probably is thinking that Mr.K is crazy and his taching style is very unique.
-Nick L
He stands on his desk to remind himself and his students to look at things in a different perspective
Welton's teachings follow one single point of view and never varies. Mr. Keating encourages his students to see things from different perspectives
Mr Keating has his students do the walking activity to teach them that they shouldn't conform to what others are doing, do your own walk
The administrator probably thought that Mr. Keating was very strange in bringing his class outside and have them walk around
To remind himself he needs to look at things in diffrent ways.
They say you have to do things this way andyou have to do them correctly.
To be diffrent.
He's thinking they are crazy.
1. to show people to look at things in a different way
2.welton believes that students should follow tradition
3.to teache them to be different
1. keating stands on his desk to tell them to look at life from a different point of view
2. welton thinks you follow all rules and let welton make your desicsions
3. to be thier own person not ahyone elses
1. he does it to see his suroundings in a new perspective.
2. he thinks they should try to follow the tradition.
3. he is trying to teach his students to be different.
4. he thinks those methods of teaching are crazy.
1. 1. Mr Keating stands on his desk.
2. Students should follow tradition.
3. To be themselves, individuals.
4. "Kill him! Anticonformist!"
1) Mr Keating stands on his desk to remind the students to look at things differently.
2)Welton believes that the students should follow the rules and not think for themselves because they are too young.
3)He is trying to teach the students to be unique and think for themselves and not have someone else think for you.
4)He is probably thinking what is he doing? This is not part of the ciriclum.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the students a different perspective of looking at things.
2) Welton believes that students should conform and be what the model Welton student is; the same as everyone else.
3) He is trying to give them their own path and not follow the Welton path.
4) He might be thinking, "Why did we hire this guy?"
1. He stands on his desk to show that you can see the world in different ways.
2. Welton Academy belives there is only one way to see the world.
3. Each pearson is walking to the same place but in their own way.
4. He might be thinking that mr. keating is trouble.
1) he was standing on his desk to show the class how to look at things at a different perspective.
2)Welton tells people to follow tradition.
3) He is telling his students to be themselves.
4)He might be wondering what they were doing and what they were learning.
1) to show a new way of life.
2) the acadamy wants to be traditional.
3) he is trying to show a nother way of life in a new perspective.
4)he is thinking that it is nonsense and unaprovable.
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow tradition and not try to be unique.
3. Again, he is trying to teach his students how to be different.
4. He might be thinking, "What is he doing?" or " This does not follow our rules"
1. Mr Keating stands on his desk to have the students get a different view on life.
2. Welton academy wants students to think the same and not differ from anyone else.
3. He wants his students to all be different.
4. That Mr keating is a bad teacher and shouldnt work here.
he stands on his desk to show the students to look at things in a different way.
welton believes that they should follow tradition.
he teaches them to do things different again.
he might be thinking that the boys should'nt be taught that way.
1 He stands on his desk to remind him to look at things in a new way.
2 welton academy belives in trodition and disaplin but mr keating is into thinking in different ways.
4 he is teaching them to do things there own way.
5 he thinks that mr keating is crazy.
1. Mr keating make the students stand on his desk to look at things in a different way.
2.The school beleives the students should follow the four pillars.
3.he tries to get them to think for themselves.
4. he thinks mr keating is an insane freak.
1. To remind the class to look at things in a different perspective.
2. Welton believes that students should follow the book and tradition.
3. He is again trying to teach students to be unique.
4. He may be thinking "What are they doing?"
o captin my captin is trying to teach his students to think for them selves and go pck
the administraghter is thinking what r they doing
1.To teach the students to look at the world in there own way.
2.welton thinks the should think for themselves when there older
3.he is trying to teach them not to be like other poeple.
4they think this lesson is crazy.
To see everything from a new perspective. Welton thinks the students cant think for themselves until after they are grown up.
He's teaching the kids to do what they want. He might think that Mr. Keating is crazy.
1. Mr Keating stands on his desk to demonstrate how to look at things from a different angle.
2. Welton Academy shows kids to think with the group. "Tradition"
3. Again, he is trying to show his students how to think for themselves.
4. The guy might be thinking that Mr. Keating isn't followig the "Welton way of things"
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the students that he is looking at the world in a differen way.
2. Welton Academy thinks that the students shouldn't think for themselves.
3. Mr. Keating is trying to teach them that they should be themselves and somebody somebody else tells them to be.
4. He might be thinking that Mr. Keating is crazy.
mr. keaton stands on his desk to show you to look at things in different ways. yes, it is.
to see if they start to walk in a pattearn, because he wants to show them how similar they are..
1. To remind himself to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton wants everyone to not think for themselves.
3. T be and act how you want to and have a personality.
4. They think that he is reversing the teachings of Welton Academy.
1. To look at the surroundings around him in a newer prospective.
2.Welton acedemy thinks that students should follow the tradional way of the school.
3.He is trying to teach the students how to be different.
4.He is probably thinking, " what is he doing, that is not the way we have to teach?"
He stands on his desk to remind himself to look at things in a different way.
He is trying to teach them to think for themsleves the teacher probably thought Mr. Keating was strange.
to look at the world form his own point of view
welton wants all the boys the be obediant
individuality
what in the world are they doing!?!
1) he stands on his desk ot remind him and his students to look at life a different way.
2) Welton thinks that the students should do the tradition ways and not be different
3) He is trying to tell them to look at things different again.
4) he is thinking that he is doing it wrong and doesn't follow the rules
1)he stands on his desk because he wants them too see things from another point of view
2)welton wants everyone to think the same
3)he wants them to think things differently
4)he probly thinks mr keating is weird
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the students how to see from different perspectives. Welton Academy believes the students shoud be taught out of the text book in a more civilized mannor.
2. Mr. Keating is trying to teach the students how everyone sees things differently and it is important to be an individual. The staff member is probably thinking Mr. Keating is crazy and doesn't know how to teach.
1. Mr.Keating stands on his desk because he wants to remind himself to look at things in a different perspective.
2. Welton Acedemy believes that the students should follow tradition and stick to the rules rather than the students thinking for themselves.
3. He is trying to teach his students to take there own path whether its different or not.
4. The administrator was probably thinking that the whole thing is ridiculous and that is not how Welton Acedemy teaches its students.
1. to show the class to look at the world in a different perspective
2. welton thinks that the students should follow tradition
3. to show the class to be themselves
4.he could have been thinking what is he doing?
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow tradition and not try to be differnt.
3. He is trying to teach his students how to be different.
4. He might be thinking, "What is he doing?" or " This does not follow our rules"
Mr keating stands on his desk to remind himself to think different.
Welton thinks that the curriculum is the best way of learning.
The headmaster might think that he isnt teaching the right way.
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk because he wants to demonstrate to his class the importance of looking at things from different perspectives.
2. Welton Academy believes students should learn traditional lessons not to think for themselves.
3. Again Mr. Keating is trying to teach his students to think for themselves and express themselves in their own way, not conform to the majority.
4. He might be thinking, "Oh my god! Why did we hire this man? He is going to make these boys a bad stain on this schools record! He must be stopped."
Mr. Keating stands on his desk so he can look at the room from a different perspective. Welton Academy wants all the students to follow tradition and look at everything like everybody else looks at them.
Mr. Keating is showing the students how they all fall into the current together subconsciously. He is trying to show them how to be their own person, how to be unique.
The administrator might be thinking it was a mistake hiring Mr. Keating.
He is a unorthodox teacherin a shhool that imbeds cnformady into the heads of its students.
1) Mr. Keating stands on his desk because he is looking things at a different point of view.
2)This lesson differs from what Welton Academy believes students should learn by there not fallowing tradition.
3)He's trying to teach his students not to fallow what other people are doing but to believe what you are doing even if its different and wierd.
4)He might be thinking that that calss is not fallowing tradtion.
1. To show the students that you need to look at things differently sometimes.
2. Welton believes in strict rules, discipline, and everything being done the same way.
1. You need to feel that what you believe is right.
2. He would think that Mr. Keating is wrong and something needs to be done about the way he teaches.
1) So he can see things in a different perspective.
2) They want them to just read out of the textbook
3) That you may walk your own walk but you will soon walk to the same beat as the people around you
4) He thinks they're just goofing off.
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow tradition.
3. Again, he is trying to teach his students how to be/think different.
4. He might be thinking, "thatss crazzy"
not here
1 to see the world form your own point of view
2they want them to be the same successful students as the previous students
3Walk at your own beat
4This Mr Keating guy is crazy!
1. Mr. Keating stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2.Welton Academy believes that the boys should be taught tradition and discipline.
3.He is trying to teach the boys how to be different and independent
4.Hw might be thinking "What is he doing, thats not what our school is all about.
1) Mr.Keating stands on his desk to show the class to look at things in a different way
2) Welton believes students should follow tradtion, as it is one of the four pillars
1.To look at things in aa different way.
2.Welton want it's students to look at things the same way.
3.To do stuff their own way.
4.He was probably thinking what is he doing.
1) he stood on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2) Welton thinks all the students should excell in the same way and follow tradition.
3) How to be different
4) Hes probably thinking "Has keating lost his mind??"
1. to learn to think
2. strick rules
3. to think
4. what is he trying to do
1He does it to look at things differently.
2.It is different from what the school wants.
3.That everyone is their own person.
4.What the heck is he thinking...ooo I am going to tell the headmaster
1.mr. keating nstands on his desk because he is trying to show the student5s how to look a diffrent way
2.welton thinks the students should follow the traditions and not look at things diffrently
3. why is mr. keating not following the rules.
1. He shows his class how to see thigns from your own perspective, other peoples.
2. Welton Academy believes in to only follow the caricculem and have everyone be act the same.
3. Trying to show the class how to act for themselves.
4. He might think "why is he doing this?" "this isnt what we did last eyar."
1. He wants them to look at things in a different way.
2. Welton believes that students should follow the tradition.
3. He wants them to be unique and he wants them to follow their own path.
4. He probably disagrees with Mr. Keating because it's not tradition.
1 to see things a diff way
2. tradition and not uniqness
3.how to think for themselves
4it doesn't follow the traditions
1. He stands on his desk to show the class how to look at things in a different way.
2. He believes that the should be the same until collage.
3. Telling them to think for themselves.
4. What is going on???
1. to see things from a different point of view.
2. They believe that the students should all think the same and see things in only one way.
1. to be original, be themselves.
2. That mr.k is crazy.
1.Mr. Keating stands on his desk for his students to look at life from a different view.
2 He wants them to think by yourself but Welton believes otherwise.
3.He is trying to get them to march to their own beat.
4.That they are probably thinking they are just goofing off.
1. he stands on his desk to say how you should always be looking at things from a different angle.
2. the academy thinks that every student should follow the strict guidlines and be the same as everybody else.
3.that not every body does the same thing and you should be yourself and not do what everybody else is doing just because they are doing it.
4. he might be thinking that the way mr keating is teaching is not in the school code and that mr keating is a weird person.
1. He stands on his desk to show kids that from time to time you have to look at things differently.
2. Welton belives that boys should obey the rules and do what they are told (ya right)
3. To Think for them selves
4. What is he up 2.
he stands on his desk to look at the world in a different way
welton teaches the boys a certian way of thinking
he is trying again to teach the students to be individuals
why is he doing this?
1. He stands on his desk to prove that you should look at things in a different perspective.
2. They don't want you to have an opinion. They just want you to do what you are told without questioning.
3. He trying to teach them that it is okay to be different.
4. He might be asking himself what is Mr. Keating doing, and why is he not following the schools teaching methods.
1) to show the students yo look at the world from a different way
2)they want everybody to fallow tradition
3)to be different
4)what are they doing, he's not fallowing our rules
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