Balatoni József - Tanár vagyok! És?

An honest confession with a pedagogical undertone
"The general belief towards successful, talented or even rich people is that it was difficult for them to be born, life carries them in the palm of their hand, everything falls into their lap, everything comes easily to them... Because, right, until we walk in the other's shoes, we don't live his life, until then we don't even know what it's like for him, we don't know what difficulties and struggles he has to face, who apparently has a wonderful life."

A stuttering boy from a small village who proved to the world that a teacher can indeed be valuable and successful. Uncle Jocó - as we all know - has gone through quite a few trials in his life so far. He experienced and fought the difficulties and incorporated their lessons into his pedagogical methods, whether it is about losses, traumas that have been dealt with in one way or another, community life, love, integration difficulties, addiction, but also in the area of ​​self-knowledge and self-evaluation - i.e. everything that can shape us.
From the countryside to the city, from there to the limelight - it was a long and arduous journey to today's flu shop. Even at an early age, Jocó primarily wanted to be a teacher, and he made it happen. In his new book, he teaches through his own stories, failures and successes, as he knows how, openly, honestly, without veils.