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0:09
Your brain is for... thinking of fun things and doing them. It's here.
0:18
In your head.
0:29
For listening.
0:32
It's connected to our body. That's how we can do things.
0:41
To fight against zombies...
42:15
There's a big difference between watching and taking care of them and educating them. We want to educate children, not just to watch them. Nurseries provide essential care: provision of food and care. The CENDI has a more comprehensive vision. We are preparing talented children, educated children, very intelligent children, with social awareness, with social understanding of who they are, who their class-mates are. We develop empathy, respect for others.
42:58
Parents also come. The parents also need education.
43:36
WHOEVER SOWS SCHOOLS WILL REAP MEN
51:38
This means that it doesn't matter which political party wins any of the elections, early childhood will always be the priority, and most importantly, the resources cannot decrease.
52:18
In addition to the clear political intention, there was also great mobilisation and commitment from the private sector and the sector of civil society.
53:12
We know that children who are in situations of vulnerability, that have nutritional problems, children who are exposed to situations of conflict, their brain is also affected.
56:17
Pirate princess.
56:19
What would you like to be? A chef.
56:33
Why do you want to be a doctor? Because I have a doctor doll. Because my mum is a doctor.
56:59
To save people. A basketball player.
57:04
I already know how to bounce the ball and pass it between my legs, all I need now are the other moves.
57:22
A painter.
58:05
A rock star.
58:25
Translation: Laura Daly Subtitles: Bbo Subtitulado
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