As every Wednesday we will propose a question of the week and we will collect the most valued answers from the previous week.
Despite the Christmas holidays, Education continues to be a topic of great relevance given the great resistance that is taking place before the reforms proposed by the government with the LOMCE, which rains criticism and demonstrations.
A concept of Education aimed at the market and based on valid and fixed contents compared to other more modern concepts have created a lot of tension in the educational community that, in the end, we are all. Therefore I ask you this week: What should be the objective of Education?
Last week's question
This week's question was this: Do you give your children everything they ask for Christmas? and the most valued response has been Silvia's.
I think the most important thing is to explain to them well that they cannot order the entire store and try to make a letter as realistic as possible. Thus there will not be many disappointments and neither will we be the ones we choose but the children themselves. In case you are not sure of finding what you are asking for, we can say that you make a list with preferences, but making it clear that gifts come, not 50. In our case we will give you everything you ask because after looking at stores, catalogs and pages of internet, has chosen one thing for Santa and another for the Kings. We have also been putting used toys in a bag so that Santa takes them and gives them to other smaller children who want to play with them (we have them packed in their room and do not let anyone touch them, the Elf has to come to her).
We remind you that our question for this week It is already available in the Baby Answers section and more and we invite you to vote and respond in that link so that we can take into account your participation.
