First i’m going to tell you about Mr. Keating life lessons that he taught during school. One of them is “It’s not who you are but what you do that defines you”. This tells you how Mr. Keating tells this lesson to the kids because he doesn’t want them to have unfair ideas. How that it doesn’t matter about what race, gender, and age and how people are mentioned by how much thing people have accomplished in their life. What Mr. keating is saying is that he wants the kids to pursue their dreams no matter what people say about them. Second life lesson is act as if have nothing to lose. Mr. Keating is telling the students that they need to move outside of their personality and that bad things can happen and it’s really not that bad. Mr. Keating …show more content…
Mr. Keating is telling the boys that if you find the right answer about something look at it from different way than your own, he also encourage the student to independent thinking so that no matter that you should know your own thoughts and nobody else should know except yourself. From this life lesson Mr. Keating sacrificed his job for this life lesson but it gives the kids the impression that makes kids think about what they are going through and can change their lives. The fourth life lesson that Mr. Keating teaches the kids is that carpe diem- seize the day. This means that it's okay to the dream, but in the end, that eventually your dream will come true in the end. That all the talking and everything they do at the school will get you nowhere in life unless you use them the right way life. This is saying that you need to tell people to seize the day. ¨The time we waste today is gone forever¨. The fifth life lesson is the leadership. How todd was quiet person and when he stood up on the desk to support Mr. keating, then everyone else started to follow. Mr. Keating brought out the leadership in his quiet student that he had and that leadership isn't just taught to you, you have to learn how to be a leader to be able to have