In our midst people act as
if the ears of the dead are more receptive to praise
than those of the living,
is that why they only honor you when you die
and do not make good words only on a steel.
As far as I'm concerned,
I decide to cut short on this crazy tradition to say
thank you and bravo to all those who deserve Today my choice is on the "GLED"
The "GLED" was this association founded by young,
experienced teachers in the city at a time
when the spirit of the pupils was a priesthood
rather than a means of gain.
At that time, the wick of education was still lit, though oscillating.
I know that those of previous generations
will say that the flame of education had already gone off
since the Genesis of the brain drain in the 60's,
because I often have to hooking to
some tenors of these generation that always emit Such a view.
How can we forget a dynamic and competent teacher like Lewis Mortel
With a vocabulary and a attentive verb,
he has given himself soul and continues to do so to educate young people.
courtesy
For Him, the bread of instruction is not only limited to the painting and the chalk stick,
perhaps the reason he decided to join a group of people
(Glémeau Daméus, Ernst Fortuné, Lewis Mortel and Dumary Vincent)
who like him had profound education to form the "GLED"
The "GLED" was therefore this literacy game
where each school designated a team to participate in the competition.
I had a chance to represent high school
for several years with super gifted students
like Noilex Estiverne, ti manno (I forget his real name), Xavier and Alain Joubert.
I don't think I was chosen
because I was the most brilliant in my class.
Because O my God!
The class was filled with smart students.
A stalled for every discipline ranging from science to living languages.
I would like to quote names,
but in the interests of not hitting the sensitivity of some,
I am holding on to it.
So the "GLED", it was every Sunday
where the movie theater Colombes served us as an arena
to confront each other in intellectual duels.
In this attractive setting,
a whole range of young people who were on their thirty
and one from each school in the city made up the audience.
The host of the game Daméus,
with an oratory capacity that is a TRIBUNE,
was a fascinating speaker.
As for the presentation,
Glemeau had nothing to envy Bob Lemoine or Smoy noisy.
So congrats gentlemen.
It is true that the association had not made longevity,
but thanks to it
I still hold some valuable knowledge that I have acquired such as:
Galen Claude famous doctor attached to the person of the Roman Emperor
Marc Aurel and Dionysus the Greek God for wine.
Thanks again.
