she went to the best academic public high school in the district, usually those are the most progressive too.
Audrew, I was wrong when I said it was the best high school in the district, it's one of 250 best public high schools in the nation. This high school even has a International Baccalaureate Diploma Program too.
Don't see where that means dick about her lying about Oldboy. I'm familiar with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. "Ultra-violent South Korean Action Films: Oldboy to The Host" is not a part of the curriculum. She's lying.
IB programs are generally offered at joke schools as a magnet program to attract non low income students.
In my film class, everyone just signed a permission slip at the beginning of the year that allowed them to watch whatever R movies we wanted. We only saw a couple because the teacher said the district still frowned upon it but he was my teacher was a great
why would she lie about something so insignificant such as seeing Oldboy while in film class in high school?
So you could remember it and think it was cool and mention it to someone else and then defend it with some bullshit IB excuse.
I can discern when people are bullshitting me, she knew of films & tv shows that no 18 year old would never know about when I first met her.
To sound cool. The real question is why would any teacher show Oldboy in high school? There's nothing you can say that will convince me she's not lying. Graphic incest scenes are enough for me to say no possible way.
Was hilarious when I was in school and we watched the older Romeo and Juliet. Thing was rated G and had fucking nudity in it. Our teacher just covered the screen. Friend of mine student taught with a lady that didn't understand technology. She was playing it on a projector and when the nudity comes up she just tried to block the image on the the projector screen.
My Lit teacher threatened us with bodily harm if we laughed when Romeo's hairy ass appeared on screen. The school's other Lit teacher stopped and rewound it a couple times to keep showing everyone Romeo's hairy ass/Juliet's rack. He later became principal and joined/started a movement to get the book/play/movie outlawed in community schools. Can't explain that.
I watched that version of Romeo & Juliet my freshmen year of HS, my teacher just told everyone to shut up during the boobs/ass scene.
We have to do it a day in advance during 1st period. Basically just do the morning announcements, the pledge, moment of silence, and wordpower definitions
Moment of silence? Interesting. In H.S. We did ours live every morning. The people in the class had to create so many "commercials" throughout the semester and they were played during the broadcast. We were assigned or created ideas that had something to do with what was going in the school. Friends and I always took the liberty of doing something irreverent to the topic and made it funny. That was a great class really enjoyed it. Flirted with the idea of doing broadcast journalism in college but decided against it. What did you major in? Was it tough to get that position?
We also do commercials for various school stuff. They like to have fun with those. I majored in Mass Communications and specialized in promotion during news internships. Because of that, I was able to get a news promotion job right out of college. Stayed with the company 7 years until they laid off the highest salaried non-manager in every department. In the promotion department, I was making the most money...sad as that was. Unless you work in sales or on camera...local TV news is shitty pay. But, I will admit it is fun as hell.
My room comfortably seats 34 students. My 4th period class roster is currently at 35. SUCKS FOR YOU, KID!!!
Just make it a punishment chair in general. At the end of every class whichever kid did or said the most idiotic thing has to sit there the next class.
Watched the same version in 9th grade. Had a sub who was supposed to cover it with a folder but got engrossed in whatever she was doing and missed it.
Ugh...already had a kid show up to first period even though everyone knows you go to homeroom the first day of school.