Teach

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  • 2013
  • 1 Season
  • 6.7  (49)

"Teach" is a compelling and insightful documentary television series that aired on CBS in 2013. Developed with the intention of providing a vivid and authentic account of the American educational system, the series is a passionate exploration of the teaching profession, underscoring the sheer dedication, resilience, and commitment displayed by our educators in shaping the nation's future. This inspiring documentary serves as an eye-opener to both acknowledge the challenges faced by teachers and to celebrate their courage and effectiveness in the face of adversity.

"Teach" follows the professional lives of four public school teachers located across the United States, offering viewers an exclusive opportunity to witness the teaching process from the educators' perspective as they navigate through the academic year. The series sheds light on their struggles, battles, achievements, and significant impact on their respective student communities.

At the heart of "Teach" are its protagonists - a diverse group of educators that includes Joel Laguna, a high school AP History teacher from California, Shelby Harris, a 7th grade Math teacher from Denver, Lindsay Chinn, a 9th grade Algebra teacher from Colorado and Matt Johnson, a 4th grade teacher from Texas. Their experiences highlight the demanding dynamic of today’s classrooms. The focal point of each episode is on individual methods, best practices and the unique approaches these teachers incorporate in order to reach their students and make learning a more effective and enjoyable process.

The series is endowed with an equitable blend of personal and professional elements, highlighting not only teachers' professional insights but also their personal motivations, passions, and life outside the school environment. Through occasional interviews, "Teach" delves into their backgrounds, their reasons for entering the profession and their personal experiences and ideologies that have shaped and influenced their teaching style.

Each episode of "Teach" is crafted in a careful, thoughtful manner, rendering an in-depth account of the complexities and subtleties involved in the teaching profession. It debunks common misconceptions surrounding education and takes a critical look at the conventional education system. The series also deals with topics such as the impact of high-stakes standardized testing, the introduction of technology into the classroom, issues regarding curriculum planning, and the important role teachers play in combating social issues impacting students.

"Teach" also presents a rare, candid perspective on the teachers-students relationship. It showcases that teaching is more than a profession - it’s a vocation that influences and enriches young minds, influencing not just their academic growth but also their emotional and social development. The teachers in "Teach" serve as mentors, guides, and confidants to their students, proving the qualitative impact of teachers in student's lives.

The documentary series has received acclaim for its compelling storytelling, maintaining a balance between emotion and intellect. It has been particularly praised for emphasizing the importance and underappreciation of education, educators, and sparking conversations about education reform. It focuses on the crucial role teachers play in society, and how they form the very foundation of our nation's future, making a difference one student at a time.

The program was produced by Emmy award-winning producers Davis Guggenheim and Participant Media, along with Pivot and the TakePart website. It is a magnificent celebration of the art and patience of teaching that excels in presenting an accurate, yet often overlooked, depiction of classroom life in America.

As such, "Teach" is more than just a television show. It is a relevant, much-needed tribute to the unsung heroes of the education system - our teachers, who work relentlessly towards cultivating the future leaders of the world. It’s an enlightening watch for those interested in understanding the pedagogical insecurities and triumphs, shining a light on the silent warriors of our society who inspire, encourage, and shape future generations.

Teach is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (8 episodes). The series first aired on September 6, 2013.

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Seasons
HISTORY: Extra Credit
8. HISTORY: Extra Credit
 
Reggie Watts is back with an extra credit assignment for you.
MUSIC: Extra Credit
7. MUSIC: Extra Credit
 
Reggie Watts has another extra credit assignment for you, this time in Music.
LITERATURE: Extra Credit
6. LITERATURE: Extra Credit
 
Reggie Watts has another extra credit assignment for you, this time with Literature.
SCIENCE: Extra Credit
5. SCIENCE: Extra Credit
 
Reggie Watts has another extra credit assignment for you, this time in Science.
HISTORY
4. HISTORY
 
Welcome to TEACH: HISTORY with Reggie Watts. In today's episode, Mr. Watts discusses the Party Demon of 1815, Column-Bia, and Bananas.
MUSIC
3. MUSIC
 
Welcome to TEACH: MUSIC with Reggie Watts. In today's episode, Mr. Watts conducts a group therapy session through the power of percussion and conducts one of the stranger drum circles in history.
LITERATURE
2. LITERATURE
 
Welcome to TEACH: LITERATURE with Reggie Watts. In today's episode, Mr. Watts and his class analyze "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Of Mice and Men".
Teach
1. Teach
September 6, 2013
A Special TV event: Oscar Winner Davis Guggenheim follows four teachers from four different American schools, for an entire school year.
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Where to Watch Teach
Teach is available for streaming on the CBS website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Teach on demand at Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    September 6, 2013
  • IMDB Rating
    6.7  (49)