The Class Page #10
- What you learned, not liked.
If you liked it, you learned.
So what did you learn?
All about volcanoes, earthquakes,
...plates...
Convergence and divergence,
...movement of the Earth's plates,
- It was fascinating.
- It interested you?
- Yeah.
- Good.
Well, in mathematics,
.. trigonometry Pythagoras
theorem, Thales theorem.
I'll stop you there.
You can't sit there and brag...
...you learned Pythagoras theorem.
Recite it for us
If, in a triangle
...If the square rot
If the square of two sides
is equal to the square
...the square of the hypotenuse
then the triangle's a rectangle.
More or less, yes
It's spot on
All right. I believe you.
In history, I learned
about triangular trade.
The fact that ships left Europe...
...with manufactured goods that
they took to Africa to trade for men,
...whod became slaves
that they took to America to work.
Then they took the money
they made back to Europe.
That's triangular trade
Chemistry
What in chemistry?
Combustion
What's that?
Blending Fehling's solution
and glucose.
What do you get?
Heat up test-tube,
...and it changes color.
- What's the interest?
- The interest?
I dunno. Why teach it to us
if there's no interest?
Reproduction
What did you learn
about human reproduction?
Human reproduction...
Well, the sperm
...gets into the ovum
then you wait 9 months,
then you do a sonogram
and then it comes out
The sperm does?
No, the baby
The human being that's inside.
- Khoumba?
- Me?
Yes. That is your name?
Yes.
In music, I learned to play
the alto recorder...
and in Spanish
The recorder in Spanish?
No, in music, I learned
to play the alto recorder.
- Right
- Good.
Can you say something
to us in Spanish?
- And that means?
- "It's the vacation soon".
I didn't learn anything
school and not learn anything.
I'm the living proof
You got something
from the books we read.
- Your books are shite.
- They're what?
They're useless.
What about a book
you read by yourself?
The books I read?
Well, there's The Republic
Platons "Republic"?
You read that?
How come?
My big sister had it
- She does philosophy?
- No, law
So what's it about?
Well, there's this guy...
His name's Socrates
Yeah, Socrates.
and asks them:
"Are you sure of thinking
what you think?"
"Are you sure of doing
what you do? and so on?"
After that, people
start getting confused.
They ask questions.
The guy's too much
What does he ask people about?
Everything.
Love, religion, God
people, everything
- It's good you read it
- I know
It's not a skank's book!
Wait a second. Before you leave,
here are your self-portraits
One by one. When you have
yours, you can go.
What is it?
What is it?
These are the self-portraits
that you wrote
...and that we made up
with the class photo and so on
You too, Eva.
You don't have one?
- You look good in it
- Cut it out
You're like a leader
Very good.
- Good bye, Sir.
- Good bye.
- Have a good vacation.
- You too
- Sir?
- Yes
What is it?
I didn't learn anything
What? That doesn't mean anything
Earlier, all the others...
...said they'd learned something
Compared to them, I learned nothing
You learned as much as them
They had to think hard too.
It's not easy
to remember what you learned...
But I don't understand
What do you mean?
I don't understand what we do.
In French?
In school
You cant say you dont
understand everything.
Thats not true...
I dont want to go
to vocational school.
Theres no question of that yet
Youre moving on to the next year.
Youll have plenty of time
Vocational school isnt
an absolute certainty
It all depends on how you do next year
But I dont want to.
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