Children Quote by Isabel Briggs Myers

“Intuitive knowing can be described as an openness to flashes of insight”

— Laurie Nadel

Children understand and remember concepts best when they learn from direct personal experience.

— Joseph Cornell

“Becoming sufficiently familiar with something is a substitute for understanding it.”

— John Conway

“If you want your children to be smart and wise, then teach them to think and not to memorise.”

— Mouloud Benzadi

Children learn eagerly and well when they have need of the knowledge.

— Caroline Pratt

“Insight is the deep intuitive understanding of things, and it often breaks through the conventional wisdom.”

— Pearl Zhu

“So how do you go about teaching them something new? By mixing what they know with what they don’t know. Then, when they see…

— Françoise Gilot

Insight is 'mental vision,' one of the ways in which the mind escapes the limits of the obvious or the familiar.

— Jennifer James

“Get a child interested in learning a skill while young and they will remember forever.”

— Sybrina Durant

“Now we are more inclined to speak of information than of learning, and to think of the means by which information is transmitted rather…

— Marilynne Robinson

Knowing many things doesn't teach insight.

— Heraclitus

“Relearning from children their need to question and discover can ignite one's creativity and reveal more possibilities.”

— Nabil N. Jamal