«We think boredom is bad and that's how we convey it to them. They look like stressed-out little executives. Boredom is 'wishing to wish to wish,' as Tolstoy said. It is the preamble to self-reflection, to play, to creativity.»

Catherine L’Ecuyer, Canadian educator, is interviewed in eldiarioes.

About alternatives in today's and the time shared by parents and children she says:

«Children and adolescents need a concrete time with their parents. If they don't have it, then we will have to spend it solving problems that are a consequence of that lack.»

 The full interview in this link.