Describe with 4 or 5 examples how Braithwaite gained the respect and admiration of his students in To Sir, With Love.

Most of what was done to gain Braithwaite's students'
respect revolves around being more effective in working with them and not against them. 
When he decides to break out of traditional modes of instruction and prepare them in a
more pragmatic manner for what lies outside of the classroom setting, we start to see a
change in the respect level in the classroom.  At this point, we also begin to see
Braithwaite work with students in a manner that is not adversarial and confrontational,
but rather collegial and more of a facilitator of knowledge and understanding.  It is
through this that Braithwaite listens and hears his students, making sure that he is
attune to their problems.  When they start buying into this, the respect level begins to
rise.  At the same time, Braithwaite shows his support of his students.  Organizing
excursions and even siding with students against the singular dimension teacher helps to
increase the respect that students have for Braithwaite.