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1. Of the original film, Roger Ebert complained that it “immediately brings Bad Santa to mind and suffers by the comparison.” He’s not wholly wrong. Kasdan’s movie is slack, unambitious, spotty, and only sporadically funny. It goes for cheap laughs, and the romantic subplot (pairing Diaz with doofy gym teacher Jason Segel) feels underdone. And yet, thanks to some sharp performances and an (occasionally) observant screenplay by Gene Stupnitsky and Lee Eisenberg, Bad Teacher gets an astonishing number of details correct about the teaching profession. This movie knows things that other classroom-based movies don’t even come close to guessing. Every prospective teacher ought to see it.
2. How do I know? Because I was a bad teacher myself, and my ill-fated career in education bears numerous similarities to that of Elizabeth Halsey, Diaz’s character in the film. Elizabeth teaches junior high, as did I. Her subject is American literature, which I also taught. (I also taught some rudimentary Spanish.) And the film is set in suburban Cook County, where I did most of my teaching.

1. Like Elizabeth Halsey, I never wanted to be a teacher. It was just something that happened. I’d stayed in college an embarrassingly long time and had taken nothing particularly useful, so what the hell else was I going to do? I entered my college’s education program with absolutely zero enthusiasm. A faculty advisor told us that, for many people, teaching was often a fallback career, a Plan B. He was right, except that I had no Plan A. I was kind of hoping that someone would see I had no aptitude for this work and stop me from making a huge mistake. No one did. I stuck with teaching for a few torturous years before dropping out to become an office temp.

Being a real-life bad teacher is not as fun as the movie makes it look. I liken it to being a standup comic at an endless open mic night in Hell. But it paid my rent and got me health insurance. And I did learn a few things along the way, including these golden truths about the education biz contained in Bad Teacher.