Teach Me

The narrative centers on a middle-class parent struggling to secure a school admission for their five-year-old son, who faces challenges during the enrollment interviews and tests. As the admission process becomes increasingly exhausting, it strains the parent's marriage, ultimately leading to a temporary separation. In response to the situation, the father, who works for the Forest Department, decides to withdraw his son from the traditional schooling system.

Instead of sending his child to school, he takes it upon himself to educate his son at his work site. This decision reflects his commitment to providing an education that the system fails to offer. The father develops a plan to draw attention to the issues within the educational system, aiming to advocate for a fairer approach for all children. Teach Me presents a poignant look at the lengths a parent will go to fight for their child's future and the broader implications of educational inequality.