Normalian, doctor of political philosophy, former professor at ESCP Europe and director of the Ecole professorale de Paris, Philippe Nemo is notably the author of "History of political ideas in Antiquity and the Middle Ages" (PUF, 1998) and “History of political ideas in modern and contemporary times” (PUF, 2004).
National Education complains that fewer and fewer young people want to join its ranks.
We know that she is obliged to urgently fetch low-skilled people from street corners and “train” them in four days so that each class has at least one guard on the first day of school.
What is the underlying reason for this regrettable situation?
Salaries matter, of course.
But this has never been, by itself, a disqualifying obstacle for true vocations.
It must be understood that the main obstacle today is what National Education has reduced the profession of teacher to.
Although it is not said in these terms, we suspect it…
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