We returned to Guinea Bissau, this time to research the conditions of the students in the guerrilla schools in the mangroves. We soon became learners ourselves, and the first lesson was how to walk. If you walk straight, placing your heels on the ground first, you promptly slip and fall into the dams of the flooded mangrove rice field or you get stuck in the mangrove mud. You need to lower your body, flex your knees, and stick your toes vertically into the mud, extend your arms forward in a conscious and present movement. In the mangrove school, learning takes place with the whole body.

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