Wednesday
November 11th
11:00
Primary schools
Empty eyes, closed windows
III-IV-V primary school
There's a yellow telephone capable of opening a passage through time, and Terry uses it to discover where all the time that seems to disappear into thin air goes. He finds it in 19th-century England, stolen from a mysterious factory where adults and children work with blank stares, no longer able to see the world around them. Gud (Terry Time and the Factory of Lost Time, Tunué) explains, in the third episode of the series, how systems have always existed capable of robbing people of the time and freedom to truly live: yesterday factories, today perhaps screens.
NB: To carry out the appointment, you will need: a flip chart and markers for the author.
There's a yellow telephone capable of opening a passage through time, and Terry uses it to discover where all the time that seems to disappear into thin air goes. He finds it in 19th-century England, stolen from a mysterious factory where adults and children work with blank stares, no longer able to see the world around them. Gud (Terry Time and the Factory of Lost Time, Tunué) explains, in the third episode of the series, how systems have always existed capable of robbing people of the time and freedom to truly live: yesterday factories, today perhaps screens.
NB: To carry out the appointment, you will need: a flip chart and markers for the author.
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