Mediocre Quote by Anne Ursu

“Yet there was something intoxicating about a teacher who had such absolute confidence—faith, really—in my ability to do better. Whatever I managed to achieve,…

— Joanne Lipman

“When I really think About it, there are two reasons why people become teachers. To show off their success and to show of their…

— Yūsei Matsui

“One of the plainest truths about both towns and individuals is that they usually don’t turn into what we tell them to be, but…

— Fredrik Backman

“You know more about your child than I can ever hope to know, what advice can you give me to make a better teacher…

— William Ayers

“working to my potential.' It's like every teacher I have has some sort of manual to use when talking to me. She finished with,…

— Elizabeth Scott

“Unfortunately working hard doesn't necessarily make someone an effective teacher.”

— Rafe Esquith

“It was a failure of pedagogical nerve, she reminded herself, to give up on a student.”

— Paul Russell

“I had this teacher who kept telling me that if I was ever in a fair fight, someone had made a mistake,” she said”

— Jim Butcher

“But that was all teachers ever did, wasn’t it? They grew and grew and grew until they wondered if they were the only ones…

— Mynah K

“while a child can do or has the potential to do a lot of things, he cannot do any of them well.”

— Dan Johns

“Great players don't always make great teachers.”

— Paul Harris

“Did you notice there aren’t any average kids anymore—only Gifted and Disposable?”

— Heather Choate Davis