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Augusto Cury looks at how schools can help children think for themselves. He tells the story of a teacher named Romanov. Romanov helps his pupils find new ways to think. The book looks past grades and diplomas to life skills. These include how to cope when things go wrong. They also include making choices and learning to trust oneself.

The book joins a teacher’s tale with thoughts on how to teach. Cury writes for parents and teachers who want to help children grow. He shows why children must learn to take charge of their acts. He values respect for those who differ and the freedom to dream. He also calls for children to think and judge for themselves. He gives hands-on ways to help children gain these traits.

This paperback is in Romanian and has 144 pages.