Ushinsky’s famous sayings
1. Books are the treasure house of human thoughts. —— Ushinsky
2. Teachers are an active and active member of a large organization that overcomes human ignorance and bad habits. They are the link between all noble and great figures in past history and the new generation. The intermediary, the preserver of the sacred legacy of those who strive for truth and happiness, is a living link between the past and the future. —— Ushensky
3. A teacher’s personal example is the most useful sunshine that cannot be replaced by anything for the hearts of young people. ——Ushensky
4. Labor is the basis and means of human existence, and the source of a person's physical, intellectual and moral perfection. —— Ushinsky
5. Teachers are a living link between the past and the future. Its career, though mediocre on the surface, was one of the greatest in history. —— Ushensky
6. A teacher’s personality is everything to an educator. Only a healthy mind can have healthy behavior. —— Ushinsky
7. If good habits are a kind of moral capital, then, to the same extent, bad habits are moral unpayable debts. —— Ushensky
8. If you can successfully choose labor and pour all your energy into it, then happiness will find you. —— Ushensky
9. Pleasure is only an accompanying phenomenon of happiness. If pleasure is not accompanied by labor, it will not only quickly lose its value, but also quickly degrade people’s hearts. . —— Ushensky
10. Learning is labor, labor full of ideas. —— Ushinsky
11. The most basic way of human education (m.taiks.com) is belief, and only belief can affect belief. —— Ushinsky
12. Good habits are the moral capital that people store in their nervous system. This capital continues to increase in value, and people enjoy its interest throughout their lives. . —— Ushensky
13. Books are of great significance to human beings, but books are not only useless to those who cannot read, but also to those who have finished reading the books mechanically. He who cannot derive living thoughts from dead words is useless.
—— Ushinsky