A tutor should remember that his job is not to hand over everything that can be known in the world to students, but to make students love and respect knowledge, and to make students use proper methods to seek knowledge and learn from others. Improve himself.

——British educator Locke: "Education"

The problem is not to teach him various knowledge, but to cultivate his interest in learning, and when this interest is sufficient When it grows, teach it how to study knowledge.

——Rousseau: "Emile"

The best education is one that makes the educator himself constantly feel that he is redundant.

——Kaichensteiner

All disciplines should essentially begin with mental enlightenment.

——(British) Russell

We are born weak, so we need strength; we are born with nothing, so we need help; we are born ignorant, so we need help. The ability to judge. Everything we don’t have when we are born and everything we need when we grow up must be given to us by education.

——Rousseau

A bad teacher teaches students the truth, while a good teacher enables students to find the truth. In the first case, the movement proceeds from top to bottom; in the second case, from bottom to top. The former means that students start from the top and work hard towards the basics; the latter means that students start from the basics, stand on the basics, and then move to the end and rise to the top.

——[Germany] A. Distohui

I am convinced a thousand times that without a poetic feeling and a clear spring of beauty, it is impossible to have a student's comprehensive intelligence development.

——Suhomlinsky

Follow nature and follow the path it draws for you. It continues to exercise children; it sharpens their temperament with various tests; it teaches them what trouble and pain are from an early age.

——Rousseau

It is true that children need discipline and guidance, but it is not big if they are under discipline and guidance all the time and in everything. May learn self-control and self-direction.

——Lindgren

Blank sarcasm and belittling will lead to children's rebellion, against their parents, against the school, or against the entire world.

——Bruno

The most ardent need in human nature is the desire to be affirmed.

——The famous American psychologist William James

To cultivate people is to cultivate their hope for the future.

——Makarenko

Everything that children can understand and feel by themselves should be allowed to understand and feel by themselves. However, the teacher knows in which direction to guide the children: some to support and develop their ideas, and some to tactfully counteract them - this is needed when the students leave the ideological content of the work and get caught up in some details. .

——Former Soviet educator Zhankov: "Conversations with Teachers"

If students cannot plan their own solutions to problems (naturally it is not that they are isolated from teachers and classmates, but Even if he can recite some correct answers, 100% correct, he still won't learn anything.

——American educator John Dewey: "Democracy and Education"

You should not rush to give students a failing grade at any time. Remember: The joy of success is a powerful emotional force that promotes a child's desire to learn well. Please be careful not to let this inner strength disappear under any circumstances. () Without this power, clever measures in education are of no avail.

——Suhomlinsky: "Suggestions for Teachers"

In short, students must enjoy learning and endure the pain of learning, which is the right track. If students are allowed to pursue happiness and avoid suffering, this is candy to deceive children, and it is by no means an education that cultivates talents.

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——"The Complete Works of Tao Xingzhi"

Teaching must conform to human nature and the laws of its development. This is the first and highest law of any teaching." "Only teach Only by giving students the most essential and important things can they truly master this teaching material and make it indelibly engraved in the students' memory.

- Di Stowei: "German Teacher Education." Guide"

I think a good teacher does not teach students, but teaches students to learn. What does it mean to teach students to learn? It is to connect teaching and learning: on the one hand, the teacher is responsible for guiding. Responsibility, on the one hand, requires students to take the responsibility for learning. For a problem, it is not for the teacher to teach the students a ready-made solution, but to arrange the procedures for how to find the solution and guide them so that they can In the shortest time, after similar experiences, similar ideals will occur, you can find this method yourself, and be able to use this experience and ideals to find other methods and solve other problems