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A creative writing teacher sits through a conference with one his favorite students. He takes us on a journey through the characters in the story, and in his life.
A teacher reminisces about all his wonderful students of the Narrative Studies courses he has taught around the world before his career comes to an end.
When a young father is hired for an English instructorship position, he struggles to balance playing the role of a teacher and meeting the university’s demands for a published scholar.
A young boy and his classmates meet Ms. Ferenczi, a strange substitute teacher with intense travel stories and peculiar mathematical theories to share. However, her comments become controversial and the children must decide if they want her around the classroom.
When a man visits an old village called Ain Tadouirt to visit an old friend and conduct research, he becomes captured by a tribe and forced to entertain. He must figure out how to escape a life of enslavement in a foreign land.
A professor finds himself attracted to one of his students, allowing her to skip the final exams - but her resultant grade causes her to lash out at him and reveal harsh truths about his own life that he finds difficult to accept.
A college professor sets out to show his elderly mother the simple joys of life and ends up learning about happiness and logic from her instead.
Despite her friction with other teachers, a young student shows exceptional talent in the writing field and is encouraged by her favorite teacher to continue to kindle that passion and become a writer someday.
A female professor at a contemporary university remembers an old conversation with a former teacher of hers, which prompts her to reconsider her job, solitude, and love of reading.
A professor tries to convey to his students the magnitude of the most perfectly crafted poem ever written in the English language: “Lycidas.”