Do we always think about our actions? Sometimes we act automatically, because we were taught to do certain things, especially when we were children, or because we think it is our obligation, or maybe because we saw other people do things that we believe to be correct. But maybe it is necessary to take the time to think if what we are doing is truly a good thing. Just because something is done by many people doesn't mean it is correct, right? Children learn from what we teach them on a lesson, but also from what we teach them with our actions, inside and outside the school. Adults are they role models, but not everyone is a good influence for a child. How about teaching them to think critically and reflect on their actions? And when it comes to reflecting on what is good and bad, ethics plays a vital role. What do you think?
Savater: Etica para Amador
Chapter 2
