Marcelo Angriman presented his book at Lecton and put the issue of teacher responsibility in sports

Marcelo Angriman presented his book at Lecton and put the issue of teacher responsibility in sports on the agenda

In Lecton, lawyer and professor Marcelo Angriman presented his book, "Teacher Responsibility," a work that combines law and education to focus on accident prevention in sports and a culture of care. The event was declared of municipal interest in Neuquén.

The presentation of the book "Teacher's Responsibility ," by lawyer and physical education teacher Marcelo Angriman , became the focus of a day that combined legal reflection, educational debate, and cultural activity at Lecton , the bookstore of the Diario RÍO NEGRO.

The event, held this Friday, was declared of municipal interest by the Neuquén City Council, which highlighted the value of the work in a context marked by debates about safety in sports and school settings. The presentation not only brought together teachers and specialists, but also reinforced Lecton's role as a meeting place for the local cultural agenda.

In his book, Angriman analyzes the intersection of law and physical education , focusing on the responsibility of adults in charge of sports activities. One of the cases he presents to illustrate this complexity is that of 12-year-old Joaquín Gatto, who died after a soccer goal collapsed during a camp in Junín de los Andes.

The author cautioned that while the eventual passage of a law requiring goalposts to be fixed to the ground would be a step forward, it is insufficient on its own. “The need to resort to a law implies the failure of any educational effort. If we were a more developed society in this respect, the enactment of a legal regulation wouldn't be necessary,” he stated in an interview with this publication prior to the presentation.