FRONT OF THE CLASS

"Front of the Class" is a 2008 American document drama film directed by Peter Werner. It is based on the 2005 book titled "Front of the Class : How Tourette Syndrome Made Me The Teacher I Never Had" by Brad cohen, co-author by Lisa Wysocky. The film tells the inspiring story of Brad cohen's life with Tourette Syndrome and how it motivated to become a Teacher.

"Front of the Class" is an inspiring story based on the life of Brad cohen, a man with Tourette Syndrome who overcomes adversity to become a teacher. Despite the challenges posed by hid condition, which causes uncontrollable tics and noises, Brad remains determined to follow his dream.

AS a child, Brad faces misunderstanding and punishment from teachers and his father because of his tics. However, his mother's unwavering support leads to a diagnosis and the realization that Brad's tics are not something he can control. This understanding fuels Brad's ambition to succeed and prove that he is more than his condition.

In School, a pivotal moment occurs when the principal invites Brad to explain his Tourette Syndrome to his classmates, leading to acceptance and applause. This experience solidifies Brad's desire to teach, to share knowledge, and to foster an environment of understanding and respect.

After numerous rejection due to his tics, Brad finally lands a teaching job where he thrives. He connects with his students, especially those facing their own challenges, and becomes a beloved figure in the classroom. His journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, empathy, and the human spirit to rise above obstacles.

Brad chon's story is a heart warming reminder that with determination and support, anyone can make a positive impact and inspire others, regardless of the hurdles they may face.

REAL IMAGE : Brad Cohen & Heather