I Am An Educator Who Thinks Globally.

Education Is An Act Of Love, And Thus An Act Of Courage

The Teacher Is No Longer Merely The-one-who-teaches, But One Who Is Him/herself Taught In Dialogue With The Students, Who In Turn While Being Taught Also Teach. They Become Jointly Responsible For A Process In Which All Grow.

The Earliest Language Was Body Language And, Since This Language Is The Language Of Questions, If We Limit The Questions, And If We Only Pay Attention To Or Place Values On Spoken Or Written Language, Then We Are Ruling Out A Large Area Of Human Language.

Leaders Who Do Not Act Dialogically, But Insist On Imposing Their Decisions, Do Not Organize The People--they Manipulate Them. They Do Not Liberate, Nor Are They Liberated: They Oppress.

Some May Think That To Affirm Dialogue—the Encounter Of Women And Men In The World In Order To Transform The World—is Naively And Subjectively Idealistic. There Is Nothing, However, More Real Or Concrete Than People In The World And With The World, Than Humans With Other Humans.