arrives on Monday and the eight classes begin. For some it is the first time attending a school, and although all ages are different now be in the same class.
Professor, mesieur Larman, enters the center fifteen minutes before the start of class, live in Kelo and reaches Bayaka motorcycle. When children hear the sound of the bike ran all the way out, make it off the bike, stop the engine and lead to the shade of the tree closest to the class, everyone will greet the teacher and take a chair on which rests slightly throughout the afternoon.
The first task is to sweep the class, this is something that normally do girls. Children are responsible to bring well water to clean the slate, or fill the jar of water to drink.
arrive at eight o'clock and the first thing is to form the ranks at the door of the school. Once You put the differences in stature by the teacher gives the rules for a good line, keep it straight, the next thing to save etc. For a few seconds, at least on this first day have been obscured to know what order.
Once in class by distributing sites and teach them how to stand or sit when the teacher gives the order, and here is when someone important (I can be me) walks through the door all the children stand, and when responding to any questions from the teacher.
then we must begin to know them, their names, how old they are where they come from, why they are here in the center and to what degree have studied previously.
leave the teacher with this task and return to the output class.
... The result is not satisfactory, although it was expected. Diversity of languages, from all corners of the Tandjilé, stories very difficult due to the death of father, mother or both causing a special psychology and of course they claim to have completed level does not ensure that they have learned or least. Why
where can we start? Larm Mesieur
we repeat the first two weeks two keywords: "ducement, ducement." Which means everything is slowly coming to fruition. We are experiencing the beginnings of a great project and they are always difficult.
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