Current reflections force us to educate not only through a word, but especially through a personal example. This responsibility for life, the important critical attitude at overcoming the settled clichés to be included, enters our conscience most often in a language array. And as teachers, we cannot flesh out our good behaviour by anything else but, paradoxically, by our sincere and open-hearted "word". The inspirational role of the teacher as a personality, passing out not only knowledge but also her/his cordial (can we still say "affectionate"?) attention to the pupils, has been well known to all of us from our own experience.