Rabu, 10 Juni 2015

Analisis Film "Dead Poet Society"

Part I : Analyzing the English Use
Based on my opinion The movie is using of American English
A. Spelling
NO
US
Scene
1
Honor
When students say four pillars Welton Academy.
2
Favor
When Mr. Keating explain about meaning of Dead Poet Society in the park.
3
Learned
When they are in the cave.
4
Vapor
When the headmaster came in and met the students in the room.
5
Practice
When Knox tells the first meeting with Chris.
6
Meter
When Neil read the preface of poetry at class.
7
Through
When Neil’s father angry and asked Neil to quit in club drama.
8
Dramatize
When Neil's father was giving advice to him.
9
Realize
When Cameron explain about Pritchard Textbook during study at class.
10
Rumor
When Mr. Keating introduce his self













B. Pronounciation
NO
WORD
SYMBOL
1
Honor
/'anər/
2
Favor
/'feivər/
3
Student
/'stuwdənt/
4
Hear
/hir/
5
Clear
/klir/
6
Can’t
/kæn/
7
Dance
/dæns/
8
Dramatize
/'dræmətaiz/
9
Write
/rait/
10
More
/mowr/









C. Grammar
NO
WORD
SCENE
1
I’ve to dinner at the Danburrys’ house tonight.
When Neil asked Knox to join with his plan (Use Past Tense).
2
Will you be joining with us, Mr. Overstreet.
When Mr. Keating asked Knox to went and Knox was talking with Chris (Auxiliary Verbs).
3
I’ve dicided that you should drop the school annual.
When Neil’s father talking with Neil in the room. (Use Past Tense).
4
Can I speak to you a minute.
When Neil came into Mr.Keating’s room (Modal Verbs).
5
You’ll be out of school, and you can do anything you want.
When Neil’s Father met him at the school. (Auxilary Verbs).
6
I’ve got one that’s better than that.
When Cameron gived a comment about the story who has told by Neil in the cave. (Past Perfect Tense).
7
 I saw the congo creeping through the black.
When they leave the cave and singing all together. (Auxilary and Modal Verbs).
8
I am writing to you on behalf of my son Neil Perry
When Neil makes letter. (Preposition).
9
It’ll never be enough
When Mr.Keating give a direction to Todd at the class. (Position of adverbs).
10
It’ll just cover your face as you wail, cry and scream.
When Todd was reading poetry in front of class. (Auxilary and Modal Verbs).


Part II: Analyzing the story of the movie
1. The story tell us that there are seven students in Welton Academy, Neil Perry, Todd Anderson, Knox Overstreet, Charlie Dalton, Richard Cameron, Steven Meeks and Gerard Pitts. This school is very famous with high discipline. Their thinking about lessons has changed after Mr. Keating came. He is a new teacher of English literature and alumni of Welton Academy too. The teacher teach with different learning method, so that students are inspired by what he taught.

2. Based on my opinin the main actor in the movie is Mr. Keating
Mr. Keating is protagonis and He role as a teacher of English literature. He is teaching the student at class with different methods.
3. My favorite student of The Dead Poet Society is Charlie Dalton. Because He is very brave and confident. Sometime, He acts absurd in front of his friends.
4. I agree with him. Study not only at class but also with other method that make student can raise achievement. Honestly it’s difficult to find teacher like Mr. Keating, with different learning methods he can deliver lessons to student. Students are  inspired by him.
5. I like scene in the last part, when students brave to stand on the table to respect Mr. Keating and goodbye to him.
6. Based on my opinion, three important points that I got from the movie :
a)      Approach        : Mr. Keating tried to approach each student with his style even though He did not get a response from students. As a teacher we should know the characteristic of students and so far student can accept and understand the lesson who has delivered by teacher.
b)      Patient             : Mr. Keating patiently teach student without give up and always give a support to them.

c)      Motivation      : Mr. Keating gives a motivation to student in order to they feel confident and dare to be honest in situation. 
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