Another Wednesday we would like to know your opinion on the issues that we raise in our section of the question of the week.
The central theme of this month of September is, without a doubt, the return to school of our children. And this year, in addition, it is also marked by some important cuts that, in one way or another, have affected both teachers and families.
That is why we would like to know, after almost a month after our children started school:
How have the cuts in education affected you?
Have you noticed differences with respect to other years in terms of teachers, school supplies, extracurricular ...? We would like you to tell us about your experiences on this very important issue for everyone, but especially for the little ones.
Last week’s response
Last week we asked you if have your children adapted to school?
The most voted answer was that of simonetta, who told us that
Well, like crabs, backwards. Although it seems that we are dating. Last week he protested a little but Monday was apotheosis, super angry and furious. Let's talk, yesterday's dialogue seems to help him a lot: "Mommy, I'm sorry you go" "I see, I would be sad to separate myself from my mother" "Do you feel sorry to leave me at school?" "Well, no, although I don't like you crying disconsolately" "then it happens to me" ++++++ (same day) "Mom sing to me like Adela (the teacher)" "How do you do that?" Like this ”(and he starts to sing gesturing with his hands)“ what a cool song, do you like to sing in school? ”“ Yes, although sometimes I cry ”(shit, with how well we were going)“ Well, he cries if you feel like it ”“ do you think it's bad that I cry? ”“ no, it seems normal for me to cry if you are sad or angry ”“ Pablo and Julia also cry ”“ Ah! then you can cry in company ”“ But it happens to me right away ”well, I feel the roll but it is being very intense, these dialogues are like that, and more than I could write to you, I have a son the sea of philosopher, we have talked about the Professor and I am calm because I notice that he loves her very much, I think he has linked to her very well. I do not know what is the best way to respond to my son, to contain him these days but I think that denying him to cry or minimize his anger (or magnify him) would not be right. We have also chosen to skip the part of the line in the door, I enter with the hand and leave it in the classroom door, I have not asked permission to do so and nobody tells me anything so we will continue like this. I also approach the incognito recess to see what mood he is and I always find him running, playing with the sand, laughing and giving the boneless, I think he adapts well ...
And so, we remind you that this week's question is now available and remember that you have to answer it in our Babies section and more Answers. We await your opinions so that the other readers value them and, in this way, select it for next week.
