1:03:01
put both your hands
above your heads.
1:03:03
Raise your hands!
1:03:05
Put them up!
1:03:13
You people represent
the 70% of our students
1:03:16
who just failed
the practice exam.
1:03:19
70%!
1:03:21
But that is not
their failure.
1:03:24
I don't blame them.
1:03:28
The failure is yours.
1:03:30
That's right, yours.
1:03:34
How many hours do you spend
preparing your lesson plans?
1:03:37
How often do you
stay after school
1:03:40
to give those children-
1:03:42
the ones
you know need it-
1:03:44
the extra help
that they require?
1:03:47
Keep your hands up.
1:03:49
Now you're getting a hint
of the hopelessness and shame
1:03:54
that makes those
failing students
1:03:55
throw up their hands
1:03:57
at the thought
of facing a world
1:04:00
for which you have not
prepared them.
1:04:03
You're getting an inkling
of the despair they feel
1:04:07
when left to the mercy
of the streets.
1:04:09
Keep your hands up high.
1:04:11
Look around
at yourselves.
1:04:13
Turn and look
at yourselves!
1:04:19
Because you are failing
to educate them,
1:04:23
this is the posture
our students will wind up in,
1:04:27
only they'll be staring
down the barrel of a gun!
1:04:37
Ooh, yeah, yeah
1:04:42
ahh ha ha
1:04:53
if a man is born
in luxury
1:04:55
it proves to me
through history
1:04:58
he is somebody