Education is something that is very important for children. Children are mentored academically and mentally. School is a place for children to learn how they can work together as a team, express opinions and hone their talents and potential. But what happens in an educational setting that should support a child's learning potential rather than being racist, especially towards students who score poorly on exams?
The school that is depicted in the film "Freedom Writers" has a bad reputation because its students are known to be racist, not only students but even teachers and school principals who deliberately discriminate against differences in skin color, student intelligence standards, and what descent. Each student forms groups with each other, and if one person in the group is looking for problems, it can have a big impact on the other groups.
Although the technology facilities to support education in this school are fairly good, not all students can take advantage of them. This is due to discrimination from schools.
What I'm trying to say here is that there is a teacher named Erin Gruwell. With his passion for changing the education system at the school, he succeeded in improving the quality of students at the school. In this final project, he asked his students to enter everything that has been written by his students in his daily task diary into a computer which will later be published in a book. Only by providing diaries which are then distributed through the book can people change the way people perceive education and children's backgrounds.
