It's my problem

Taking ownership, of what you are and of what you have to do. That is basic, and yet you see so little of it.

In education, my wife, who is a teacher, always complains about those teachers who push away the “problem child”, the restless one, the one who is slow to learn, to the point of expelling him from school instead of taking on the job of educating him and solving that kid’s problem.

That is what Fernando Paulsen highlights in his column in Qué Pasa, about Mario Waissbluth’s book. I ask you to read it. The anecdote he tells is very enlightening: http://www.quepasa.cl/articulo/838399.html