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Bot GPT 3.5 There are several factors that determine the attitude of the students and teachers in the film Freedom Writers. Some of these factors include:
1. Socio-economic background: The students come from low-income communities and face various social and economic challenges, which affects their attitudes towards education and their teachers.
2. Cultural differences: The film portrays a diverse group of students from different ethnic backgrounds. These cultural differences can impact their attitudes towards each other, as well as towards the teacher.
3. Personal experiences: Many of the students have had negative experiences, such as violence and gang involvement, which can affect their attitudes towards education and authority figures.
4. Lack of academic motivation: The students initially have a lack of motivation and interest in their studies, which influences their attitudes towards their teacher and school.
5. Teacher's approach: The attitude of the students is greatly influenced by the teacher, Erin Gruwell, who employs unconventional teaching methods to engage and motivate her students. Her determination and dedication affect the students' attitudes and eventually gain their respect.
6. Support systems: The presence or absence of supportive family or community members can greatly impact the students' attitudes and overall behavior in the film.
7. Peer pressure: The influence of peers also plays a role in determining the students' attitudes. Initially, there is tension and animosity among the students, reflecting negative attitudes towards each other. However, as they begin to share their personal stories and experiences, their attitudes start to change.
8. Personal growth: Throughout the film, the personal growth and transformation of both the students and the teacher significantly impact their attitudes. As they become more engaged in their education and supportive of each other, their attitudes become more positive.