While the book acknowledges how the home life of rich and poor children effects how well they do in school, the documentary adds that the troubles the children face at home also contributes to how well they do in school. Rhee believes that no matter the home life of the students, it is the responsibility of the teachers and principles to help the children succeed in school. The issues that were exposed in the documentary shed some light on why the United States might be ranking twenty-third in reading, twenty-seventh in science and thirty-fifth in math. Rhee also knew that it was extremely important to find good teachers while she had the authority to do so and she fired hundreds and quickly replaced them. The book states how important it is to find qualified teachers and Rhee went to great lengths to ensure she found the necessary
While the book acknowledges how the home life of rich and poor children effects how well they do in school, the documentary adds that the troubles the children face at home also contributes to how well they do in school. Rhee believes that no matter the home life of the students, it is the responsibility of the teachers and principles to help the children succeed in school. The issues that were exposed in the documentary shed some light on why the United States might be ranking twenty-third in reading, twenty-seventh in science and thirty-fifth in math. Rhee also knew that it was extremely important to find good teachers while she had the authority to do so and she fired hundreds and quickly replaced them. The book states how important it is to find qualified teachers and Rhee went to great lengths to ensure she found the necessary