Stand and Deliver

High school mathematics teacher Jaime Escalante asks student Ana Delgado, "... Is it true intelligent people make better lovers?..." (0:09)

Another teacher tells Jaime, "I was so worried..." (0:12)

Jaime tells student Rafaela Fuentes, "... Take Sominex..." (0:21)

Jaime tells student Angel Guzman, "Wouldn’t want anyone to think you’re intelligent, huh." (0:22)

Jaime: "Go see the counselor..." 
Angel: ”... what I’m gonna say is really gonna trip you out, man...” (0:29)

Jaime tells her father, referring to Ana, "She talks about going to medical school." (0:32)

Math department chair Raquel Ortega, referring to the students: “... shatter what little self-confidence they have." (0:38)

Jaime: “... the good times have Gone with the Wind. It’s now The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” (0:42)

Her mother tells student Claudia Camejo, "For a genius, Newton was an idiot." 
Claudia: ”Don’t worry, Mom...”
Mother: ”Boys don’t like it... too smart.” (0:43)

Jaime tells student Francisco “Pancho” Garcia, "Don’t panic, Johnny..." (0:45)

Claudia tells Jaime, "... My boyfriend’s freaking out..." (0:48)

Jaime tells Angel, “The counselor was just here looking for you. (0:51)

Claudia tells Rafaela, "That’s burn out." (0:56)

Jaime’s son Jaime, Jr.: "Dad, the doctor says no stress..." (0:58)

By telephone, Guadalupe “Lupe” Escobar tells someone, "...You’re crazy, man." (1:06)

Student Javier Perales tells Ana, "Well, Claudia was having emotional problems." (1:08)

Angel bangs his head on the car. (1:10)

His friend tells Angel, "That was real smart..." (1:10)

Ortega tells Jaime, "... they were insane at the time they did it..." (1:17)

Jaime tells his wife Fabiola, "... they lost their confidence in the system..." (1:20)

Testing service investigator Dr. Pearson tells Jaime, "If you’re so confident of your students abilities..." 
Pearson’s coworker Dr. Ramirez: ”... We’re psychometricians...” 
”... you’re letting your emotions get the best of you.” (1:23)

Jaime tells the students, “... You are the true dreamers, and dreams accomplish wonderful things..." (1:27)