Abstract: Teacher frustration is a growing concern in modern education, often overlooked in discussions about student performance and academic outcomes. This article investigates forced learning as the root cause of widespread frustration among educators. When students are compelled to learn through rigid instruction, without personal engagement or meaningful context, the effects ripple outward – leading to disengaged learners, stressed families and overwhelmed teachers. The emotional toll on educators stems from unrealistic expectations, lack of autonomy, and a disconnection between teaching methods and real learning outcomes. To address this, the article introduces alternative approaches grounded in learnography, motor science and brainpage development. These models of system learnography emphasize active and self-directed learning in space-guided classrooms and miniature schools, fostering curiosity, motivation and emotional well-being. The goal is to replace the traditional and str...