Just the beginning is demoralizing. There are many kinds of trust, and quite all are to be gained. True learning require interest and passion, and the teacher h

Just the beginning is demoralizing. There are many kinds of trust, and quite all are to be gained. True learning require interest and passion, and the teacher has to discover and suggest this in Students. this kind of reasoning seems by the point of view an (educated?)adult, so full of 'intellect', way different from a joung mind (sadly). I think students, even very young, can feel and understand very well the difference between an iconic autority placed on the highest seat, and someone that can be trust. Is not a surprise the fact that experiencing this kind of education someone become individualist. Trust is a -consequence-, not the cause.