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Movie Lean On Me: Joe Clark's Responsibility
Gladys Yuan
Mrs Cary Ann Vincent
Applied English 153
2 April 2017 After watching the movie "Lean on me",the most impressive one is Joe Clark's responsibility. Because of the threat from the students other teachers and headmaster can't offend them except Joe Clark.He expelled some students who take drugs and tell the students what can do what cannot do.And he looks very strict but he also love his students,he very respect his students.He let everyone keep quiet when someone is singing. As far as I am concerned,Joe Clark succeeded but the other can't,because of Joe Clark has responsibility and real love his
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