2. I didn't form the habit of thinking in my childhood. It will make him incapable of thinking for the rest of his life. -Rousseau
3. Some people, especially children, often show a shy attitude of village customs in front of strangers or their elders, and their thoughts, words and looks are all flustered; I have lost my master in the disorder, and I can't do anything, at least it looks unnatural and elegant, so I can't get people's joy and welcome. The only way to cure this disease is the same as other diseases. It is necessary to make them form an opposite habit through practice, and the main thing is to make more friends. -Locke
4. Children can't teach well with rules, and rules will always be forgotten by them. ..... Once the habit is cultivated successfully, it can work easily and naturally without the help of memory. -Locke
5. Children's time should be filled with all kinds of attractive activities, which can not only develop his thinking and enrich his knowledge and ability, but also not damage his childhood interest. -(former Soviet Union) Suhomlinski
6. Children's innocence and old people's reason are the fruits of two seasons. -Blair
7. Children's hearts are sensitive, and they are open to accept all good things. -If teachers induce children to learn from good examples and encourage them to imitate all good behaviors, then all the shortcomings in children will gradually disappear without pain and trauma. -(former Soviet Union) Suhomlinski
8. The power of public opinion in children's collective is completely a material and practical educational power. -makarenko
9. Since the important foundation of children's terror is pain, the way to train children to be fearless of danger is to make them accustomed to pain. -Locke
1. When children meet strangers, they smile and ask where the guests come from.
11. It is true that children need discipline and guidance, but if they are under discipline and guidance all the time and everywhere, they are unlikely to learn self-control and self-guidance. -Lin Gelun
12. Children's games often contain profound thoughts. -Schiller
13. It doesn't matter whether children have ambitions or not, but adults should not be ambitious. -Joe Ji Holland