2. Trope: Having different cliques/groups and the teacher tries to bring all the kids together by some method of similarity or having the groups trust each other, like Freedom Writers, for the kids to learn.
*3. I think we should have some leader(s) of the class/group and that leader is protecting the rest of the class from getting "bullied" by the teachers who think they are bad students.
4. A funny teacher who gets serious, changes personality fast when the students does something and then both the teacher and students get along well.
5. We should get a lot of the teacher's expressions at first and when he "saves" the students to show the changes the teacher had from the beginning to the end.
*6. There should be a outsider or two and they are by themselves, not caring about the other people. (Maybe: But really, they do care, though not the class but in their own lives).
7. Dialogue for teacher: "I have enough of this!"
"It's not the students fault, it's us, the teachers' faults."
"If you don't regret it, then do what you want. But don't come crying to me when you did something bad."
8. If there are more teachers, we should have the trope that one of the teacher, the head teacher, who have been there for long always tell the main character teacher that he should leave the kids alone and not make any trouble for the head teacher.
9. The class should have a class clown or a person who listens to music all the time and doesn't listen to the teacher.
*10. The teacher should listen to the students before giving his ideas. Or the teacher doesn't listen to the students, so the students don't listen to him and the teacher and the students both fight against each other. Not really fight but both hate each other until someone like the very good teacher that everybody likes, and tells the both parties to make up to each other. In some ways and both the teacher and the students learn something and both work together in the end. (I think it will be fun when we do the hating scene).
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