Catalan schools are not Disneyland

In the Pleistocene, a child in the courtyard came up with an experiment that a few of us adopted with enthusiasm. It consisted of: Holding our hands in such a way that they form a chain, the first link of which – the jaimito of the invention – inserts two fingers into a slot in the index and middle, so that the current passes through all of us from front to back. . . After placing myself last, I felt a slight tingling in my forearm, just in case; goodness. They neither caught us nor repeated that unthinkable joke today. Of course, I do not intend to defend such entertainment, instead I would like to emphasize that children have lost their space for autonomous exploration: they do not perform a single activity without the strict supervision of an adult. Us Boomer kids, on the other hand, had shins full of bruises, scratches, and bruises.