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

——Bruno

2. Regular success in learning may lead to greater interest in learning and improve students' self-concept as learners.

——Bloom

3. The whole trick of educational techniques is to seize this kind of self-motivation and this kind of moral self-encouragement in children. If a child does not strive to improve himself and does not know how to encourage himself, no educator will be able to cultivate good qualities in him. But only in those places where the collective and teachers see the children's strengths first will children become motivated.

——Suhomlinsky

4. Only when the collective and teachers first see the students’ strengths can students be motivated.

——Suhomlinsky

5. Interest in the knowledge content learned may become a motivation for learning.

——Zankov

6. There is Watt under your pointer, Newton in your cold eyes, and Edison in your ridicule. Don't rush them away. You don’t have to wait until you ride a steamer, light up an electric light, or learn calculus to recognize them as your primary school students.

——Tao Xingzhi

7. If the school cannot give students more successful experiences in the classroom, they will completely reject it both inside and outside the school. It ends with learning.

——Lindgren

8. Cultivating people is to cultivate their hope for the future.

——Makarenko

9. People who are not respected by others often have the strongest self-esteem.

——Makarenko

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

——The famous American psychologist William James