Forbidden education reviews and collects in its various points the history behind education as we know it, talks about the dynamics and roles that function in the classroom and the teaching, industrial or governmental imposition of repeating an educational paradigm that obeys other structures that They are alien to a real education, and it may be closer to students and to the development of their most human needs. Which shows us a series of arguments by various specialists, professionals, authors, mothers and fathers and there are a series of deep reflections regarding traditional education. We see in a forceful way that their views coincide in stating that traditional education is static, without movement, does not seek other development than curriculum development, is focused on the contents themselves, it is an education where the teacher is the central figure in the process of Learning and the distribution of knowledge is conceived in such a way that it is reproduced, copied, repeated and in these conditions do not allow any search process, and makes the individual an object man incapable of taking critical, reflective and transforming positions in front of his reality