... described as concerned. To explain it, Mr. Thackery was genuinely interested in helping the students, all of the teachers cared at least somewhat otherwise they'd have found another living, and the students fall under the mood description, as well. Their revolt was another way of displaying the need for attention and the concern of their personal importance. The movie had also examples of transformation and a contemporary flavor, meaning bringing to attention quite issues. The issues of the poor throughout England, particularly East London, were not a topic of discussion. Changing a group of poor students through a Black teacher was especially rare, too. 3. The central message of To Sir, With Love is to overcome social stereotypes, whether it is race or age. The two most obvious issues of the film are changing disgruntled teens and the underlying racial slurs. Mr. Thackery faces several backhanded comments from his co-worker, Mr. Westin ...

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