Empty Corridors: Learning to Fail

Par : Paul Douglas Lovell

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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8201020132
  • EAN9798201020132
  • Date de parution01/04/2022
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  • ÉditeurJL

Résumé

Paul isn't at school to learn, he's there to be fed. Though they often have no voice, a problematic child will more than likely have a tale to tell. Not that Paul would ever let slip the shame he hides. Weighed down for so long with insecurities, the scruffy kid already feels isolated from his peers. These formative years of secondary school, where confidence can be shattered by a single taunt, do not encourage children to speak out.
If Paul's secrets were ever known, no good would come of it, only humiliation. So he disguises his anguish behind a facade of roughness. Paul excels at naughtiness; takes pride in being the baddest. It's his only talent, and it's been sharpened by his wayward upbringing. And if anything is going to break the monotony of learning, it's being sent out to the empty corridor. Glimpse Paul's life in the 1980s, follow him through school and the streets, witness his crimes.
Understand his motives but don't judge him too harshly. Real life is never straightforward and the choices we make are not always sound. Why should Paul's be any different?
Paul isn't at school to learn, he's there to be fed. Though they often have no voice, a problematic child will more than likely have a tale to tell. Not that Paul would ever let slip the shame he hides. Weighed down for so long with insecurities, the scruffy kid already feels isolated from his peers. These formative years of secondary school, where confidence can be shattered by a single taunt, do not encourage children to speak out.
If Paul's secrets were ever known, no good would come of it, only humiliation. So he disguises his anguish behind a facade of roughness. Paul excels at naughtiness; takes pride in being the baddest. It's his only talent, and it's been sharpened by his wayward upbringing. And if anything is going to break the monotony of learning, it's being sent out to the empty corridor. Glimpse Paul's life in the 1980s, follow him through school and the streets, witness his crimes.
Understand his motives but don't judge him too harshly. Real life is never straightforward and the choices we make are not always sound. Why should Paul's be any different?