

Mr. McArevey, a teacher at a Catholic primary school in Belfast, uses Ancient Greek philosophy to help students confront the legacies of 'The Troubles.
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Mr. McArevey, a teacher at a Catholic primary school in Belfast, uses Ancient Greek philosophy to help students confront the legacies of 'The Troubles.
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Synopsis
Mr. McArevey stands at the helm of a Catholic primary school in a challenging neighborhood of Belfast, Northern Ireland. He teaches students to connect with their emotions while confronting the legacies of 'The Troubles.' By incorporating Ancient Greek philosophy into his lessons, McArevey aims to counteract the violence and despair that have long affected the community. His innovative approach, combined with a passion for Elvis, encourages children to envision a hopeful future despite the difficulties they face.
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Why Watch
- Meet Mr. McArevey, a visionary headmaster in Belfast.
- Find out how Ancient Greek wisdom is applied in teaching.
- See how students are encouraged to express their emotions.
Did You Know
- The film is set in Belfast, Northern Ireland, a region affected by 'The Troubles.'
- Mr. McArevey is the headmaster of a Catholic primary school.
- The documentary runs for 102 minutes.
- It was directed by Declan McGrath and released in 2022.
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Who is the headmaster featured in Young Plato?
Mr. McArevey is the visionary headmaster at a Catholic primary school in Belfast.
What teaching methods does Mr. McArevey use?
Mr. McArevey employs Ancient Greek wisdom to help students connect with their feelings and address the legacies of 'The Troubles'.
What is the duration of the documentary Young Plato?
The documentary has a duration of 102 minutes.
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