Principal Joe Clark holds his teachers to a high expectation. He asks them if they are doing all that they can to make their students successful. He stated that they are responsible for their students' learning and that they should take part in helping them grow.

Ed practices the violin but isn't very good at it. Double D encourages him to practice and believes it will help him improve. Meanwhile, Eddy tries to destroy the violin because of the awful sound coming from it.

A student in Louanne Johnson's class asks her what the prize is for reading poems. She states that learning is the prize and explains to her students how learning will benefit them in their lives. Her explanation encourages her students to better themselves.

Mr. D has an efficient, funny, and controversial way of grading papers: he grades them based on his knowledge of each student, their behavior, and the grade they expect. This clip is a funny example of assessing students unfairly but can be used to discuss more appropriate ways to assess students.

Dwight is confident that experience is the best teacher. He simulates a real fire for his co-workers to find out if they understand what to do in the event of a fire. During the simulation, he tries to give them advice, but they are too panicked to pay attention to him.