Education Quote by Mia Alvar

“The more parents talk to their children, even in the earliest moments of life, the better their kids’ linguistic abilities become”

— John Medina

“I was learning that the best conversations consisted of keeping quiet and listening, and speaking, when one spoke at all, in words of a…

— Alan Bradley

“In this way, the labor of learning was very considerably lightened, and everyone came to know a few words of each language. Occasionally we…

— Johann David Wyss

“To teach reading, means to light the fire; every syllable spelled out sparkles.”

— Victor Hugo

“Such persistence in memorizing fashionable jargon, wasted effort. I had been conditioned by my education, which had shaped my mind, my voice.”

— Elena Ferrante

“[..] too often we teach children concepts without context; we need to show them why learning is important”

— Sudhakar Ram

“And do you know the oddest thing about murder and war and violence?” “Oh, Mary Shelley, please stop talking about those types of things.”…

— Cat Winters

“It is a remarkable phenomenon that children can learn to speak without ever being consciously aware of the sophisticated grammar they are using.”

— Timothy Gowers

“A slap in the face or a box on the ear helps to educate not only children but poets.”

— Marcel Proust

“She feared long words she did not understand. Beelzebub lay hid among too many syllables.”

— Algernon Blackwood

“When a child says, “Mr. Roberson, how do you spell this word? What does that word mean?” I’ll look tortured. “Oh,” I’ll exclaim, hand…

— Doug Robertson

“The word 'teach' suddenly conveys a sense of menace that is foreign to me.”

— Anna Bayes