I feel this has been a very valuable experience. Daisy also feels that the teaching experience has taught her how to deal with parents and the community. They also learn to organize themselves, which has produced several community projects, such as building new schools or health centers. All these experiences seem to create strong future teachers and a very tight team spirit among Arriola's trainee teachers. Daisy Vouga remembers when she had to console a child whose snack had been stolen by older children while he was on his way to the Mita-roga.
Most children come on their own.
These cases are discussed in class and tutors give the necessary recommendations for how to deal with them. These students who have practiced in the field are totally different. They are much stronger and responsible, and therefore responsive. They develop their self-esteem, their identity and their sensitivity. Once they graduate, they are ready to teach in the formal learning sector.