Class. Class!

Class, class.

All right, class. Class!

Class, class, please.

Class, I want you all back in your seats. Class, please.

My students.

Class...

Class.

Here's an old photo taken at a reunion. We were at the same college.

The students are all learning English.

I want you all to study very hard.

They need to learn to respect their schoolmates.

We're classmates.

Class, please.

Class, please.

All right, class.

Class, pay attention.

They were actually high school classmates together at the same high school in suburban Los Angles in the 1960s.

Lou. All right, class.

But really it's the same discipline they're kindred disciplines.

Class, we have to finish.

They've learned from their peers. They've learned from their enemies.

Can we move on please?

Give him a hand, fellas.

Everyone,

They are your schoolmates, girls and boys. Now get in.

Please, take good care of yourselves.

We went to school together college.

All right, class. Let's settle down.

Come on now, we don't have all sorts of time, class, please!

In contrast to what was found in preschool education, these teachers are not better qualified than the male teachers.

Do you guys go to the same school?

They're my seniors.

All right, class, please. Class.

And they're learning to become like us.

Hello school boys.

We went to school together before the war.

So you didn't go to school together ?

Tomorrow, all Y2... Class, please.

All right class, what strikes you immediately?

Class, let's settle down and wait for the bell.

I hope you remember that.

All right. All right, class. Please.

You work by learning, and you learn by working.

So I want you to meet three of our students.