andgladlywouldlearn,andgladlyteach.(chaucer,britishpoet)

betterbeunbounthanuntaught,forignoranceistherootofmisfortune.(plato,ancientgreekphiosopher)

dancinginallitsformscannotbeexcludedfromthecurriculumofallnobleeducation:dancingwiththefeet,withideas,withworks,and,neediaddthatonemustalsobeabletodancewiththepen?(friedrichw.nietzsche,germanphilosopher)
educationcommencesatthemother’sknee,andeverywordspokenwithinthehearsayofchildrentendstowardstheformationofcharacter.(hoseaballoubritishcducator)

educationhasforitsobjecttheformationofcharacter.(herbertspencer,britishphilosopher)

educationhasproducedavastpopulationabletoreadbutunabletodistinguishwhatisworthreading.(georgemacaulaytrevelyanbritishhistorian)

educationisaadmirablething,butitiswelltorememberfromtimetotimethatnothingworthknowingcanbetaught.(oscarwilde,britishdramatist)




educationisaprogressivediscoveryofourignorance.(durant,americanhistorian)

educationisnotthefillingofapailbutthelightingofafire.(williambutleryeats,lrishpoet)

educationisthechiefdefenceofnations.(edmundbruke,britishstatesman)

educationisthetransmissionofcivilization.(willdrant,americanhistorianandessayist)

educationmakesapeopleeasytolead,butdifficulttodrive;easytogovernbutimposibletoslave.(brougham,britishstatesman)

educatondoesnotmeanteachingpeopletokowwhattheydonotknow;itmeansteachngthemtobehaveastheydonotbehave.(johnruskin,britishartcritic)

everypersonhastwoeducation,onewhichhereceivesfromothers,andone,moreimportant,whichhegiveshimself.(edwardgibbon,britishhistorian) 共2頁(yè),現(xiàn)階段第1頁(yè)12