Stand and Deliver (1988) - Tough Guys Don't Do Math Scene (2/9) | Movieclips

-2+2=0

Needs a restored 4k/bluray release

Watch this in algebra 1, Edward James Olmos really delivered in this role

I HAVE dug a hole before. The dirt that came out, is positive, the hole itself is negative. I GET IT! I'm basically Stephen Hawking now.

What’s so cool not knowing the answer?

❤lmao😅😅😅😊😊😊❤❤🎉🎉

I remember this movie very well. I watch this movie when I was a kid in the 90s.

How do I reach these keeedz…

"Cmon just Fill the hole" is wild

It is not by accident that American public education sucks big green rocks.

The guy with the sun glasses 🤣

I want to tell those dipsh!ts at school “tough guys deep fry chicken for a living” 😂😂🎉

Yall know the story is all b.s., right?

Orlale net head is Filipino homes

Beyond being the one of the best movies ever was it was based on a True story of a man's life and his perseverance.

I became a Math teacher, partially, bcz of this movie. It is a hard freaking job. Am I good? Work in a charter type school; so, go figure with what type of students do I have. This past school year? Every single kid passed the state exam. The handful that didn't? Lived absent. They only showed up to test.

When the student said that 10 million people are employed and that it’s a negative number I was like I mean he is right 😂

"The sand that comes out of the hole..is a Positive, the hole is a Negative".

Fun fact: Just the year before (1987), Edward James Olmos and Lou Diamond Phillips co-starred opposite each other in an episode of Miami Vice.

0/10 unrealistic. Any teacher says "fill the hole" in a real school and the whole classroom explodes in laughter.

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The AP programs were doomed from the start. How many teachers fought with Escalante? They wanted the changes ended. Besides, after all these years, Garfield's surroundings are still run-down places. Would we see people running around with math books? Forget it. Just forget it! You cannot fight the system.

very funny lol

“Break your neck like a toothpick.” LOL. Wanna be gangsters.

cartman from south park 😂

I swear I saw this movie, and the other one, Stand by Me with Morgan Freeman, more than once in a classroom in Junior/ High school. They were fine, but I always felt there were other educational setting dramas the student body missed out on such as the Principal, the Substitute(even the second one), Class of 1984 and 1999, Class of Nuke ‘em High, Summer School, etc.

Movie makes me cry every time, he’s really there for the kids when seemingly nobody else is, won’t let em become a lost cause .. not all hero’s wear capes

This movie is the reason why I know a negative times a negative equals a positive. I did not listen to anything else when we watched this movie in school

Such a simple concept will carry you long ways.

They should do logarithms and not preschool math

I'm guessing he wants to REECH these KEEDS!

“You’re gonna let them laugh at you” hits hard

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Men do math, a man & a woman = children, that's math. that's life, stay stupid if you will, don't grow up Peter Pan, stay lost with the other boys.

How do I reach these keeeds?

This is a brilliant film.

Escalante was on the West Coast what Joe Clark was on the East Coast: an unusual teacher that education truly needed.

I remember watching this in middle school. 7th grade

Selenas dad was Richie valens math teacher???

Can't believe Commander Adama was a school teacher before joing the Colonials

The best casting ever for a role was lou diamond Phillips as net head

He just filled the hole lol I know another way to fill a hole lol

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Too Deep im too dumb for this

fark imagine being a big boi like that in highschool n still dont know basic MDAS.

What is this? In Asia, we learned all these in grade 3.

If math teachers around the world understood Escalante and how hey inspired and taught kids we would all benefit from it!