The Telegraph has picked up on the sad but honest story of a teacher who isn’t ashamed to admit that he loves himself too much to worry about the fate of his students or even his mother during an earthquake. Certainly one to file away for an illustration, and also a challenge for us – what would we have done in his situation?
China earthquake: Teacher admits leaving pupils behind as he fled Chinese earthquake
June 2, 2008 by Chris
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