This sweet story of solidarity between children and inclusion of diversity in the classroom comes from Brazil where a young student “translated” the story of Little Red Riding Hood told by the teacher for a deaf classmate.
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This sweet story of solidarity between children and inclusion of diversity in class he comes from Brazil where a young student has "translated" the story of Little Red Riding Hood told by the teacher for a deaf classmate.
Edilson dos Santos teaches preschool children at Balão Mágic, an institute in Rolim de Moura, a Brazilian municipality. A few days ago he shared on Facebook a video featuring a special student of his, or rather two.
Last Friday, during a lesson where the teacher was reading the story of Little Red Riding Hood, one of his 5-year-old students gestured the story for his deaf desk neighbor.
The little one takes his role very seriously and grabs his friend's attention whenever he notices that he is not paying attention to him.
Look how good ...
Maestro Edilson's post went viral, reaching over 2000 reactions and over 7000 shares in a few days.
Several users praised the little boy for trying to include his classmate as best he could and there are those who remind us that we all should live and learn from children.
It is not the first time, in fact, that the little ones give us important lessons by transforming themselves from pupils into teachers. We have already told you for example of that class in which all the students had learned sign language to communicate with their deaf partner.
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