Compare/Contrast
- Rough draft/outline for 2nd assignment due 11-10-13
Title: Getting Inspired
Thesis
Sentence: Mr. Escalantes and Mr. Keating
loved teaching and showed that love by their humor, inspiration and their dedication
to their students while facing the challenges of teaching in two different
types of schools, in two different eras but had two different endings.
I.
Introductory
paragraph: Mr. Escalantes and Mr.
Keating were teaching in two different types of schools, in two different eras with
a great desire to inspire their students to reach above their environment. Mr.
Escalantes was teaching at an urban school in Las Angeles during the 1980’s and
Mr. Keating was teaching a boys prep school in New England during the
1950’s. Both of the teachers loved
teaching and showed that through their humor, inspiration and dedication to
their students while facing the challenges of teaching in two different types of
schools and in different eras with two different endings.
II.
Humor
a. Mr. Escalantes
i.
Speaking
to students with their lingo
ii.
Finger
man example
b. Mr. Keating
i.
Mr.
Pitts – “unfortunate name” example
ii.
Imitations
of different actors example
III.
Inspiration
a. Mr. Escalantes
i.
Cut
up apple example
ii.
Challenging
students with going for calculus exam
b. Mr. Keating
i.
1st
day of class in hallway “Oh Captain My Captain”
ii.
Soccor
field example
IV.
Dedication
a. Mr. Escalantes
i.
Teacher
meeting example
ii.
Going
to bat for students when accused of cheating
b. Mr. Keating
i.
Teachers
at dinner table
ii.
Showing
students how to get outside normal thinking
V.
Different
endings
a. Mr. Escalantes
i.
Was
able to get the calculus program started in his school
b. Mr. Keating
i.
Fired
from school because of tragedy
VI.
Concluding paragraph:
Mr. Escalantes and Mr. Keating were
both teachers who loved teaching. They
showed that through their humor, inspiration and dedication to their students
but the outcome of both teachers were far different. As Mr. Escalantes brought the calculus
program to the school while Mr. Keating was fired for his “free thinking” ways
he inspired his students to have.
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