1. Edward J. Olmos
... Garfield High in Los Angeles. The economy of this area is very depressed. It seems that because of this fact the teachers and school itself have given up on the students. When Olmos" character comes onto the scene he decides that these are decent kids who, if motivated could achieve far beyond the present standards that they were held to. He ... is approved to teach advanced prepatory calculus. Because of his motivational effort and by believing in the students, they stay in the class and go on to pass the college placement test well above the national average. Due to the fact that the ...
- Word Count: 1075
- Approx Pages: 4
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School