Juan Carlos Prieto and David Salvador They are teachers and both have seen the impact of the pandemic firsthand in the classroom, first with middle school students and second with primary school students. They decided to transfer their experiences with the students into a book, Professor Aulatristethrough a youth story where they thought to give some keys “learn to manage emotions” and teach what is not in the books. both of these They are presenting it this Friday at 19:00 at the El Corte Inglés Cultural Area in Alicante.
The story unfolded when I returned to the classroom after prison and saw it. silence, sadness, or fear in most students. We made history while we were on the periphery and we had it within a month,” explains teacher Juan Carlos Prieto from Alicante, signing the book he is editing. Short description with his partner Alzira’s teacher and Mary Mena.
Professor Aulatriste It tells the story of a boy named Adriel living in VillalegreThe happiest town in the world. Something’s going on in this townand this happiness is under threat and Carlos, a very peculiar teacher, with a host of dynamics, some very unorthodox, helping them regain that lost happiness.
“The hero of the story is neither a child nor a teacher, but emotions: fear, anger, sadness…” adds Prieto. “It is necessary to learn to manage them in the classroom” And so “Ideal is to work on these with the book in class.or it includes the dynamics we’ve already put into practice”.
The teacher points out that “there is a generation of adolescents who are very affected by this situation” and explores values such as books. diversity, tolerance, empathy or respect through the different characters that appear in the story, each with their own traits.
Professor Aulatristeaiming to serve as respect to the whole education communityThe first edition has already sold out, and the authors plan to write a second chapter next year.
writers
Juan Carlos Prieto Martinez He is a Secondary Education teacher and author from Aspe. This book is her first introduction to the narrative since her two previous works. Tontheridas (2020) and feeling (2021), are poems.
David Salvador Saez She is an Early Childhood and Primary Education teacher and an educational psychologist born in Alzira. His passion for the world of teaching and his vocation led him to publish children’s books. Numeratron’s Odyssey (2020) spooky and Halloween night (2021)