Students should be eager to learn. Only a gentleman who never tires of learning can teach students who never tire of learning. This sentence emphasizes the role of teachers and the importance of self-improvement. Only by loving learning and constantly improving themselves can we stimulate students' enthusiasm for learning and thirst for knowledge.

1, in our education

In our education, whether one percent of the talented or 99 percent of the mediocre, we must treat them equally. This sentence emphasizes the importance of equality in education and respect for every student. Teachers should treat all students fairly and pay attention to each student's personality and needs.

2. Hands and brains work together

Working with hands and brains is the beginning of creative education; Both hands and brain are the purpose of creative education. This sentence emphasizes the importance of practice and thinking in education. Only through the combination of practice and thinking can we cultivate students' creativity and problem-solving ability.

3. Living talent education is not to instill knowledge.

Living talent education is not to instill knowledge, but to give students as many keys as we know to develop cultural treasures. This sentence emphasizes that the essence of education is not simply to instill knowledge, but to guide students to master the methods and tools to acquire knowledge and cultivate students' autonomous learning and lifelong learning ability.

There is watt under your pointer.

There is Watt under your pointer, Newton in your cold eyes and Edison in your ridicule. This sentence expresses Tao Xingzhi's understanding of the role of teachers. He believes that teachers' job is not only to impart knowledge, but more importantly, to stimulate students' potential and discover their specialties, and to guide students' development with positive attitude and encouragement.

These famous sayings not only reflect Tao Xingzhi's profound understanding of education, but also express his respect and appreciation for teachers. He believes that teachers are an important force to promote social progress and development. Their responsibility is not only to impart knowledge, but more importantly, to cultivate students' morality and ability and lay a solid foundation for the future of society.