A way out in the direction of Wall-Less Education
In an education environment surrounded by cement walls, in which the gate of the school remains locked with a padlock with no trees or green area in the building, a place where educational resources are limited – what would be the best ‘way out’ in the direction of a Wall-Less Education? The answer is: the teacher. I am going to show you why and how. Enjoy my pitch!
Milena Mazzola Moreti
Born in Brazil, I have lived and studied abroad for about 7 years. This has amplified my view not only of the world, myself, but also regarding education and its meaning. I have a marvelous daughter called Malu. I see education as a powerful tool to transform reality and that’s what I’ve been dedicating part of my life to. I work with Professional Development for Educators in Brazil. I love knowing new people, so feel free to get in contact with me. It for sure will be a great pleasure! milena@milenamazzola.com
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