The tutors were also asked whether there were any topics they would not disclose their views about. First, neither Fred nor Ingrid could mention any such topics. Both Ulrich and Marcella commented that if they do not know enough about a topic, they would not express their views about it. Marcella could also conjure up a memory when she told her group that she would have to read up on that particular topic before formulating an opinion. The issue of party politics was raised by Marcella and as she put it, she would “think twice” (T/FG-TT-16) before answering any questions about her views or formulating an opinion. Ingrid joined her by saying that she would also avoid this issue, but she would do her best to speak up against human rights violations and often it is difficult to talk about one topic without the other. Both Ulrich and Fred added that avoiding politics as a discussion topic is an “inherently cultural issue” (Ulrich, T/FG-TT-16) because addressing politics is not considered to be such a taboo in Germany or in the UK, for instance. Fred commented that he believes it would be much different if he was teaching in a Hungarian secondary school, where he would be “more cautious” (T/FG-TT-16) with expressing his political beliefs. Overall, the participants are mostly cautious about sharing a political opinion with their groups, other than this topic, they would only steer away from revealing their opinion if they do not know enough about the topic at hand.