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Teach Me
A middle-Class parent struggles to admit their son to school. The-Five Year- Old who doesn't speak at the interview and oral tests held at grade one enrollment is denied admission. The exhausting process takes a toll on the parents marriage and leads to a temporary separation. The boys father who works for the Forest Department decides not to send his child to school anymore. Instead, he takes the boy to his work site and educates his son himself. Determined to change a system that denies all children a level playing field, he hatches a plan that he thinks will get the attention of the Minister of Education.
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A middle-Class parent struggles to admit their son to school. The-Five Year- Old who doesn't speak at the interview and oral tests held at grade one enrollment is denied admission. The exhausting process takes a toll on the parents marriage and leads to a temporary separation. The boys father who works for the Forest Department decides not to send his child to school anymore. Instead, he takes the boy to his work site and educates his son himself. Determined to change a system that denies all children a level playing field, he hatches a plan that he thinks will get the attention of the Minister of Education.
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