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Balatoni József - Tanulj free taníts szabadon!
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Product description
After the successful Kamaszharc, József Balatoni, alias Bácsi Jocó, the tetchy newspaper teacher, is coming out with a new book, who is aware that, despite his fame and popularity, he is not omniscient. Sometimes his T-shirt is wrinkled, his trousers are chalk dusty, sometimes he is tired and grumpy, since he is only "human". Still, he unwaveringly tries to make sure that as many children as possible love to go to school and love to learn. Need more?
Uncle Jocó is a teacher through and through, whose three basic theses are honesty, equality and trust. He who is convinced that his best teachers are the children themselves. And they are also the mirror in which you can see yourself most clearly and precisely.
In this diverse book, where he has collected professional articles and light, entertaining writings published on the wmn.hu website and in the School of Responsible Parents, he steps out of his comfort zone. He believes that play is the way to children. So you don't have to study at school? But yes, just differently. He considers experience-based education to be the most suitable method for this, because there the children do not receive ready-made knowledge, there they can make discoveries, push boundaries, learn by playing and learning to play. The goal: to make learning enjoyable and varied, to develop skills by giving them freedom, to educate them in such a way that intelligent, open-minded, and vital children leave school.
Uncle Jocó knows another very important thing: that teenagers need care and honesty, that someone listens to them and pays attention to them. They expect feedback about their work, actions, and personality. Uncle Jocó tries to give them all to the best of his abilities - because he loves them.
Learn freely, teach freely! a book in which teachers, parents and children can find experiences and methods to keep their curiosity and openness, love to learn and teach, ask questions and discover... even standing on their heads!

