Education Quote by Judith C. Waller
““Doctor James Rowland Angell has said that 'any program may be regarded as educational (and here we may substitute the words 'a public service') in purpose which attempts to increase knowledge, to stimulate thinking, to teach techniques and methods, to cultivate discernment, appreciation, and taste, or to enrich character by sensitizing emotion and by inspiring socialized ideals that may issue on constructive conduct.””
About This Quote
Source Speech: Educational Philosophy Lecture, 1930s
Education should broaden knowledge, spark thought, teach skills, develop taste, and shape character through emotion and social ideals.
In simple terms: Education expands mind and character.
Design programs that nurture intellect and values.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- school curricula
- corporate training
- community workshops
- public service initiatives
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can curricula balance intellectual growth with real‑world skills?
- What role should emotion play in learning?
May overlook practical constraints like resources and diverse learner needs.