260 __|a Alexandria, VA : |b PBS, |c 2005. br>
440 _0|a P.O.V. br>
500 __|a Copyright permission expires 08/07/08. br>
500 __|a Title from web site description. br>
520 __|a Teacher Rafe Esquith has a point of view - a very strong one - about educating children of immigrants. Teaching in Los Angeles at one of the nation's largest inner-city grade schools, Hobart Elementary, Esquith leads his class of fifth graders through an uncompromising curriculum of English, mathematics, geography and literature. He inspires them with cross-country trips to learn history firsthand. And at the end of the semester, every student performs in a full-length Shakespeare play: in this case Hamlet, with advice from actors Ian McKellen and Michael York. Despite language barriers and poverty, these "Hobart Shakespeareans" move on to attend outstanding colleges, motivated by a teacher honored with a National Medal of Arts. 60 minutes. br>
521 __|a Middle school to adult. br>
546 __|a Closed captioned for the hearing impaired. br>
600 10|a Esquith, Rafe br>
650 _0|a Teachers |z California |z Los Angeles. br>
650 _0|a Motivation in education. br>
700 1_|a Stuart, Mel br>
710 2_|a PBS br>
856 42|a http://www.pbs.org/pov/pov2005/hobart/ br>