following letter from a teacher, through ANPI of Coppull, which deserves all possible attention to understand what really is the public school, the last bastion to be defended, in addition to justice.
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I do not inculcated. I read, I repeat, I explain. I encourage, console, blowing noses. I study, I prepare, I ask myself a thousand questions on the test scores. I repeat, re-explain. I arranged with colleagues in order to make out with our students. I manage relationships with 40 parents at a time, with the Manager, with co-workers. I value, patching, compiling documents for hours. I put into question, wondering if a test is too easy or too difficult. I update, I do more hours without feeling anything.
inculcate is a verb that is not part of the educator, is a form of violence that does not belong to the schools or the teaching profession.
I have the precise political views, but I challenge anyone to ask my students what my conviction. I never denigrated in any way an institution which, being a state employee, I am one.
If anyone still had doubts about the willingness of the Government to dismantle the public school and the remainder of the trust that citizens have placed in it, there was a plan behind the indiscriminate cuts in teaching, well, now have to think again.
As a public school teacher I feel offended by the statement by the Prime Minister.
I do not inculcated. I teach.
Margaret Aurora Teacher
ANPI Copparo
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