Democratic Education and Respect for Popular Knowledge
1 min Machine translated Politics
The first thing we have to understand is that we can quite easily live in a much more decent country than the one we're living in.
In a more democratic country, in a country with a fairer dis-distribution of income, in a country with better health care, but above all, a country with better education.
That's a difficult thing that takes courage, that takes, I would say, love, you know? Love not in the sense of the sappy way that word can sometimes be used.
It takes—it takes a certain courage to love the very educational process, which is a process of learning.
That means respecting the masses of ordinary people, the working classes, respecting what they already know simply because they're alive.
And from there, together with them, go beyond what they already know and As they know, because it's their right.
Every cruzeiro invested in education isn't a cruzeiro wasted.
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Original transcript (Portuguese)
A primeira coisa que nós temos que compreender é que nós poderemos tranquilamente viver num país muito mais decente do que estamos vivendo.
Num país mais democrático, num país com mais dis-distribuição de renda, num país com melhor qualidade de saúde, mas sobretudo um país com melhores qualidades de educação.
Isso é uma coisa difícil que demanda valentia, que demanda a, eu diria, amorosidade, entende? Amorosidade não no sentido piegas que às vezes essa palavra pode ter.
Exige, exige uma certa coragem de amar o próprio processo pedagógico, que é um processo de conhecimento.
Isso implica em respeitar as massas populares, as classes trabalhadoras, em respeitar o que elas já sabem só porque estão vivas.
E a partir daí, com elas superarem o que elas já sabem e como elas sabem, porque isso é um direito delas.
Cada cruzado jogado na educação não é um cruzado jogado fora
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