(English) Leith

●Education begins with life. Before we realize that personality has been established, it is difficult to move and change it through subsequent teachings.

(English) Shakespeare

●When it comes to educating children, most people often make fallacies: when educating daughters, they focus on their bodies and ignore their spirits; while on sons, they are busy grooming their spirits. and ignore its body.

(UK) Hume

●Gently training children to develop the habit of not shrinking from pain is a way to calm their spirits and provide them with Ways to lay the foundation for bravery and decisiveness in future life.

(English) Locke

●A wild and recalcitrant horse can become a steed as long as it is properly trained.

(Czech Republic) Comenius

●Friendliness accompanies the child, and he sees that all that is sprinkled in the world is love.

(English) Law Nolty

●Forgiveness touches the most sensitive corners of children's self-esteem and generates the willpower to correct mistakes in children's hearts.

(Former Soviet Union) Suhomlinsky

●Children who are punished the most rarely become the best people when they grow up.

(English) Spencer

●Boys are free in nature and not good at obedience; treat them with a sincere and straightforward attitude to help them build courage.

(France) Montaigne

●Leaving a sound education to your children is the best legacy.

(UK) Scott

●If someone asked me what kind of qualifications are needed to educate children, I would say that it requires unusual patience and a moderate amount of love.

(English) Iros

●The first thing to educate children is to stimulate interest and love, otherwise it will just be cramming and meaningless.

(France) Montaigne

●The story of Edison’s childhood gave me two deep impressions: first, science must be learned from children, and second, the seedlings of science must be like Edison's mother can only be preserved by loving her.

Tao Xingzhi's "Letter to Friends of Cultivating Talents"

●The imbalance of normal relationships in the family is the fertile soil for the development of various mental and emotional pathologies in the future.

(US) Dewey "Experience and Education"

●Our education begins with our lives...

(France) Rousseau "Love" Mi'er

●Being somewhat familiar with some basic principles of physiology and preliminary knowledge of psychology is indispensable for raising children well.

(UK) Spencer's "Education"

●The most dangerous period in life is from birth to 12 years old. If no measures are taken to destroy all kinds of errors and bad habits during this period, they will sprout and grow. When measures are taken to correct them later, they have already taken root so deeply that they will never be uprooted. .

Rousseau's "Emile"

●Some education should begin when a child is in the cradle.

Spencer's "Education"

●For children, physical labor is not only the acquisition of certain skills and techniques, not only moral education, but also a vast A boundless, amazing, and rich world of ideas. This world inspires children's moral, intellectual, and aesthetic emotions. Without these emotions, understanding the world (including learning) would be impossible.

Former Soviet Union) Suhomlinsky's "Suggestions for Education"

●Education begins with life. Before we realize that personality has been established, it will be difficult for subsequent teachings to It moves and changes.

(English) Shakespeare

●People learn more in the first three years of their lives than they learn in college as adults.

(Germany) Paul

●Mother is the best teacher for children. She gives her children more education than all school education combined.

(former Soviet Union) Krupskaya

●It is better to reward one long child than to count ten wrong ones; if you don’t change the number after counting, it will only hurt your feelings, and it is easy to persuade the long ones. All grace.

(Qing Dynasty) Yan Yuan

●Children who grow up under sticks are more cowardly and stubborn.

Celebrity Dzerzhinsky

Quotes If parents spoil and pamper their children and satisfy their willful demands, they will become depraved and become weak-willed and selfish people when they grow up. Therefore, parents' love should not be blind...