Turning Points And Redemption
What major change does Mr. Kermit make in his teaching style that helps the students start learning?
He begins planning real lessons, explains concepts patiently, and interacts with students instead of just handing out worksheets.
During the first school event after he begins caring, Mr. Kermit advocates for the students despite his personal dislike of this noisy item.
The vuvuzelas at Spirit Week.
What risky plan do the students carry out to show loyalty to Mr. Kermit and prove their commitment? (Be more Specific for this one for the right answer)
They steal the vuvuzelas and dump them in the river.
This subtle moment shows Mr. Kermit finally noticing the students’ personal struggles, such as when he helps Eliane calm down — what does it reveal about his character?
It shows that he is becoming empathetic and genuinely cares about his students’ feelings and well-being.
How do the students show they have really changed by the end of the story?
They show responsibility, teamwork, and loyalty to Mr. Kermit