Learning in the open air, without a roof or shelter

”Learning in the open air, without a roof or shelter” aims to evoke the image of the uncertainty in which the new generations are growing up today. It is a metaphor that allows us to talk about their loneliness and the disorientation that surrounds them, compounded by the confusion of the adults whose responsibility it is to take care of their education. This article explores the need for adults to take on the ”duty to educate” and, above all, to authorize ourselves to perform this function. A duty that requires acts capable of transmitting the desire to the new generations, and our commitment to the world so that the young can renew it.