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Silence Approach in the Classroom of Controversial Topics “No Use” because “Does Not Educate”, Poses Academic Specialized in Secularity
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Andrea Díaz warns that in Uruguay a “rigid” vision of secularism has been installed that considers it in a political sense and has been capitalized by conservative sectors. Laica, gratuitous and obligatory is a trilogy that has been repeated for decades as a mantra in the classrooms of the public school. Together with other teachers, in 2016 the specialist in philosophy of education Andrea Díaz began to ask questions about one of the concepts th…
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