I’d like to tell you about my latest teaching experience in an extraordinary school thanks to a friend of mine. So, thank you Ana for letting me experience another way of teaching and caring.

It was different from what I know from the state schools. For a start, I´m amazed at how many more hours the teachers work and the commitment they show towards the students in what are rather challenging circumstances. The ratio of immigrants to locals is very high, more so than any other school I’ve taught in. However, the staff tries to make the most of the situation and stoically accept the conditions.

Apart from this, I’m not surprised that the “concertada” teachers want parity with the state school regarding salaries, even though they know that they’ll always have to work many more hours.

So, thanks Ana for letting me see it, as I used to think that the disparity between the two systems was not such a big deal. Now, I’m not so sure.

Happy new year to everybody!

I've finished my assigments at last! This holiday has been quite good regarding the amount of university work I've managed to get done.

Apparently, facebook is barring pictures of breastfeeding women in case they offend people!
How outrageous is that! The anglosaxon prudishness is even extending itself to new tecgnologies.
In England there are still places where breastfeefing is considered to be unacceptable and you can even be asked to move on or leave an establishment.