Maria Montessori
View AuthorThe best teaching is that which uses the fewest words necessary for the task.
Emilia Pardo Bazán
View AuthorThe education of women cannot be called education, but rather taming, since its ultimate goal is obedience, passivity, and submission.
Jean Piaget
View AuthorEducation, for the majority, means trying to make the child resemble the typical adult of their society. But for me, it means making creators, you have to make inventors, innovators, and non-conformists.
Pythagoras of Samos
View AuthorEducate the children and it will not be necessary to punish the men.
Plato
View AuthorThe aim of education is virtue and the desire to become a good citizen.
Plato
View AuthorThe most important and principal public business is the good education of the youth.
Plato
View AuthorTwo excesses must be avoided in the education of youth; too much severity, and too much sweetness.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorFear is a poor teacher to give lessons in virtue.
Jean Jacques Rousseau
View AuthorYou will never be friars if you are not first acolytes.
John Ruskin
View AuthorTo educate a child is not to make them learn something they didn't know, but to make of them someone who didn't exist.
John Ruskin
View AuthorDo not teach children anything of which you are not absolutely sure. It's better for them to ignore a thousand truths than to know a single lie.
Fernando Savater
View AuthorThere is no education if there is no truth to transmit, if everything is more or less true, if everyone has their equally respectable truth and one cannot rationally decide among such diversity.