Chocolate!

Sit down fool!

The ruler broke up on his arm and the remaining piece stayed static on the ground, in a moment where all children were silent. I overcame as I could, looking at his face covered with tears and I became a teacher again in the classroom, I recovered control, his extremity showed a red strip of pain that evidenced the delicacy of his skin.

Didn’t I tell you not to walk up?… He kept his eyes clean, like every child, without resentment, like of that all-forgiving, and he held his crying, I did not know how.

What do you want? … Then he approached to me his little hand, gave me a chocolate and apologized, then he went to his place and sat down…

I… looked for a new job.

The most valuable of all possessions is not authority, is freedom. The truly free man only wants what he can and does whatever he pleases. However, it’s customary in family and school that the child be guided, not to be anything other than a machine in the wrong hands. They want the child be soft when he’s small and that is willing to be gullible and duped when he grow up “:  Jean Jacques Rousseau.