Education Quote by Paul Russell

“Every teacher was once a student, so respect each student because it is always possible for an ordinary seed to become a respected gigantic…

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“Louis had learned to be suspicious of the word educational . It covered, after all, a multitude of sins.”

— Paul Russell

“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

“The greatest teachers don’t just teach lessons—they inspire dreams, plant hope, and cultivate character.”

— Manuel Corazzari

“surrounded by students who were all folded easily on their seats, all flush with knowledge, not of the subject of the classes, but of…

— Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

“Education teaches us many things: but nothing worth knowing can be taught. It has to be caught – through fellowship with the true, the…

— Dada J.P. Vaswani

“Even teacher learns.. without growing each day how would I be able to teach my students?”

— Yūsei Matsui

“We learned in class, were lectured to about wars and famines, ancient kings and queens, the habits of presidents. But the lectures were cursory.…

— Anton DiSclafani

“In the next room, perhaps twenty people were sitting around, drinking what looked like wine out of wine-glasses. They were the sort of people…

— Jesse Ball

“There was always something sly about any act of education. Eve had learned that in the garden.”

— Paul Russell

“The ambition to secure an education was most praiseworthy and encouraging. The idea, however, was too prevalent that, as soon as one secured a…

— Booker T. Washington

“The narrator welcomes new students to his school by offering to tell them who the easy teachers are, or who the good ones are.”

— Pat Conroy