Waiting For Superman Dying By Davis Guggenheim: Documentary Analysis

Have you ever wondered if you received the best education growing up? Can you recall a bad teacher that made you hate the class they were teaching? For some of us, having good teachers meant getting good marks in school. In "Waiting for Superman", Davis Guggenheim, demonstrates throughout his documentary on the importance of good teachers and schools, and how they have a tremendous impact on students and their education. We can make our students futures brighter, if schools get more involved in the education of their students. Rather than making decisions that are not in the best interest for our children's education, schools need to focus on providing better education for children. To stop so many schools from being failure factories.

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For instance, if teachers would get more involved in their student’s education, this will make their students more excited about learning new subjects. This is something new teachers are experimenting with and is getting students motivated to learn. With this Summit Prep public charter school has had the highest number of students who, when they graduate, are prepared for the courses they receive in college. Changing the way schools teach our children will make our kids better prepared for the "real world".
In summary, if we keep our student’s education about the kids and not about the adults we will produced more prepared individuals who will have a bright future. If we have better teachers who love what they do and really want to make a difference in the lives of students, we will have students who are prepared and excited about college. Teachers unions need a change in the way they think about the union, and make it more about children's education. We need unions to care more about what can kind of teachers are in the schools, and get rid of the teachers who are not good for the