Kim Kataguiri: So it doesn't matter if you have a beautiful school that has tablets, computers, good infrastructure, air conditioning.
Kim Kataguiri: It doesn't matter if the lesson was well prepared, if the teaching is good, if the didactics are good; if it's impossible to teach, if there's no... order in the classroom.
I even think that if a person commits something like that inside the classroom, their family should lose access to Bolsa Família, should lose the right to enroll the child, the child should be expelled from the classroom if he's causing trouble, the parents should be held accountable, should pay fines, should be punished.
Kim Kataguiri: But here, no.
Kim Kataguiri: It's all unconstitutional, you have to protect the child's absolute right to education, while the right to education of all the other children and the teacher's right to physical integrity are violated.