Usually, if they talk about children's books that are interesting to adults, they remember “Alice” and “The Little Prince”. Indeed, the fairy tales are wonderful and in some places so deep that you can fall into them like down a rabbit hole. Any age. But these books are not alone!
Today “Little Stories” has collected for you a dozen witty and kind books that you will be happy to read yourself while you read aloud to your children. And to make you feel how good they are, we’ve added quotes that will touch your heart or make you smile!
The Mary Poppins series
Author: Pamela Travers
“The lion, as you know, is the king of beasts. He must not forget about his position. I believe that a Leo should always look great, no matter where he is."
“Ballroom dancing, like all others, is danced in pairs, that is, together, otherwise there is no point in it. Loneliness in dancing has a detrimental effect on one’s worldview.”
“I think,” she said quietly, “that the strongest thing is patience. Because in the end, patience conquers all.”
To make the world a little better and brighter, remember what books taught you, and now teach your children, to do good deeds. We have selected quotes from fairy tales that teach goodness.
Alexander Volkov, “The Wizard of the Emerald City”
You know, I don’t have a heart, but I always try to help the weak in trouble, even if it’s a simple gray mouse!
- Brains are not the best thing in the world. - Here's another! - The Scarecrow was surprised. - Why do you think so? “I used to have brains,” explained the Tin Woodman. - But now, when I have to choose between my brains and my heart, I prefer my heart.
Hans Christian Andersen, "The Snow Queen"
She wanted to choose a person who could respond when spoken to, and not someone who could only put on airs.
I can't make her stronger than she is. Don't you see how great her power is? Don't you see that both people and animals serve her? After all, she walked around half the world barefoot! It’s not up to us to borrow her power! The strength is in her sweet, innocent childish heart.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, "The Little Prince"
Your rose is so dear to you because you gave it all your days.
Only the heart is vigilant. You can't see the most important thing with your eyes.
You are forever responsible for everyone you have tamed.
Astrid Lindgren, "Baby and Carlson"
“Listen, dad,” the Kid suddenly said, “if I’m really worth a hundred thousand millions, then couldn’t I get fifty crowns in cash now to buy myself a little puppy?”
- One ring means “Come immediately!”, two rings mean “Don’t fly in under any circumstances!”, and three rings mean “What a blessing that in the world there is such a handsome, smart, moderately well-fed and brave man as You, the best Carlson in the world! - Why should I call for this? — the Kid was surprised. - And then, that friends need to say pleasant and encouraging things about every five minutes, and you yourself understand that I cannot fly to you so often.
Alan Alexander Milne, "Winnie the Pooh and Everything"
If there ever comes a day when we cannot be together, keep me in your heart and I will be there forever.
James Barrie, Peter Pan and Wendy
You just think about something good, your thoughts will make you feel light and you will fly.
“You know, old lady,” said Peter, warming himself by the fireplace and looking at Wendy, who was twirling a stocking with a huge hole in the heel in her hands, “there is nothing more pleasant in the world than sitting by the fire in the evening with your family, enjoying a well-deserved rest!” JK Rowling, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"
Empty words cannot change the fact that the mortal remains of his parents lie here, under snow and stone, knowing nothing, indifferent to everything. Suddenly tears began to flow, he did not have time to hold them back; hot, burning, they instantly froze on the cheeks and there was no point in wiping them. Let them flow, what's the point of pretending? Harry pressed his lips together, staring at the snow that hid Lily and James's final resting place. Now all that remains of them is bones or even dust, they do not know or care that their living son is standing here, so close, and his heart is still beating thanks to their sacrifice, although he is already ready to regret that he does not sleep with them under the snow-covered ground.
Roald Dahl, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
- Darling, did you bring anything? - No. - It’s okay, cabbage tastes best with cabbage.
This story is about a simple little boy named Charlie Buckit. He wasn't faster, stronger, or smarter than the other kids. His parents had no wealth, no influence, no connections, and in general they barely made ends meet. Charlie Buckit was the happiest boy in the whole wide world, he just didn’t know it.
Astrid Lindgren, Pippi Longstocking
When the heart is hot and beating strongly, it is impossible to freeze.
Maybe she doesn’t always know how to behave decently. But she has a good heart, and that is much more important.
Gavril Troepolsky, “White Bim Black Ear”
“Not a single dog in the world considers ordinary devotion to be something unusual. But people have come up with the idea of extolling this feeling of a dog as a feat only because not all of them, and not very often, have such devotion to a friend and loyalty to duty that this is the root of life, the natural basis of the being itself, when the nobility of the soul is a self-evident state.”
“So warm friendship and devotion became happiness, because each understood each other and each did not demand from the other more than what he could give. This is the basis, the salt of friendship.”
Tove Jansson, "Tales of Moomintroll"
Always warmly greet all those who enter your home.
It is equally important to know two things: how to be alone and how to be with others.
Everyone needs to be told a good story from time to time.
Sometimes all you have to do to calm someone down is remind them that you're there.
You need friends, not things, to have a home.
Everyone needs warmth and light, even Morra.
Dunno on the Moon
Author: Nikolay Nosov
“Who are these policemen? - asked Herring. - Bandits! - Spikelet said with irritation. - Honestly, bandits! Really, the duty of the police is to protect the population from robbers, but in reality they only protect the rich.”
“We also do not want to say that by purchasing shares, short sellers do not gain anything, since by buying shares they get the hope of improving their well-being. And hope, as you know, is also worth something.”
“Finally he plucked up enough courage to admit his own cowardice.”
The book is: quotes for children
Photo: UGC The book is a timeless and cutting-edge gadget for pumping up the brain. This is how you can determine the value of a book for a modern child who has been dealing with digital technologies from the first days of life. Despite their rapid development, the book will never lose its value, since it is the only stimulator of fantasy and imagination, a source of knowledge and beautiful emotions.
Books have ceased to occupy a dominant place among sources of information about the world and man, but have not lost their relevance. The World Wide Web, in which the consciousness of a modern child is happily entangled, does not have the cognitive potential, emotional and spiritual influence that a book has.
Give your child the joy of reading books from an early age. Let yourself enjoy the picturesque pictures and silky pages, the beautiful words and images that words create.
Aphorisms of great people
Aphorisms briefly and clearly convey the wisdom accumulated over centuries, explain to people the reasons for many life phenomena, and give valuable moral advice. Read or copy the aphorisms published here to your computer.
“People become good more from exercise than from nature” (Democritus).
“Morals deteriorate more easily than they are corrected” (L. Vauvenargues).
“Effort is a necessary condition for moral improvement” (L.N. Tolstoy).
“If hygiene of the body is possible, then hygiene of the mind and character is also possible” (D. I. Pisarev).
“The soul, like the body, has its own gymnastics, without which the soul languishes and falls into the apathy of inaction” (V.G. Belinsky).
“No one can judge others until he learns to judge himself” (I. Goethe).
“If no one loves you, rest assured, it’s your fault” (F. Dobridge).
Love comes and goes, but children remain. M.Genin
Troubled children often grow up with nervous parents. E. Tarasov
Every child has his own shortcomings, as well as the shortcomings of his parents. E. Tarasov
Happiness is in children. And misfortunes from them. L. Chubarov
The number of brilliant children is directly proportional to the power of the parents' imagination. A.Batievsky
As soon as the flowers of life grow a little, they begin to develop thorns. T. Kleiman
I'm exchanging acceleration for a happy childhood. V. Kolechitsky
Daughter - letter of credit to bearer. G. Malkin
Is the family orchestra out of tune when the child plays first violin? Yu. Rybnikov
Whatever the child enjoys, as long as the parents don’t cry. E. Tarasov
Education is expensive, but bad manners are more expensive. T.Ber
A child becomes a better person if he is spanked by a noble person. V. Goloborodko
Those who are carried in their arms try to sit on their necks. Yu. Rybnikov
There are no children, there are people. Janusz Korczak
Children have money more often than their parents, because children have parents, and parents, as a rule, no longer have parents. H. Jagodzinski
If only parents could imagine how annoying they are to their children! George Bernard Shaw
An honest child does not love mom and dad, but tubes of cream. Don Aminado
Let childhood mature in children. Jean Jacques Rousseau
You will never be able to create wise men if you kill naughty children. Jean Jacques Rousseau
The first half of our lives is poisoned by our parents, the second by our children. Clarence Darrow
If a child suddenly becomes obedient, the mother becomes seriously frightened - maybe he is about to die. Ralph Waldo Emerson
The only people who shouldn't have children are their parents. Samuel Butler
Sons that are too obedient never achieve much. A. Brill
Adults are aged children. Theodor Sus Geisel
Children are our living hope, which deceives us just as often as all other hopes. V. Krachkovsky
It’s curious: with each generation, children are getting worse, and parents are getting better; It follows from this that increasingly bad children grow into increasingly good parents. V. Brudzinski
A person screams loudest about himself when he is in diapers; then gradually lowers his tone. H. Safrin
We dreamed of Gorki - Leninsky. Our children are about American ones. A.V.Ivanov
“The kindness expressed to us by a person binds us to him” (J.-J. Rousseau).
“When we are happy, we are always kind; but when we are kind, we are not always happy” (O. Wilde).
“Whoever thinks too long about doing good does not have time to be good” (R. Tagore).
“Life is not a spectacle or a holiday; life is a difficult task” (D. Santayana).
“People who always have no time usually do nothing” (G. Lichtenberg).
“There is no complete happiness without an admixture of suffering” (W. Shakespeare).
“When a person does not know which pier he is heading towards, no wind will be favorable for him” (Seneca).
“Seeing injustice and remaining silent means participating in it yourself.” (J.-J. Rousseau).
“The most useful thing in life is your own experience” (W. Scott).
“A person’s virtue is measured not by extraordinary feats, but by his daily effort” (B. Pascal).
“It is not enough to have outstanding qualities, you must also be able to use them” (F. La Rochefoucauld).
“Every person is a diamond who can purify himself. To the extent that it is purified, eternal light shines through it. Therefore, a person’s job is not to try to shine, but to try to purify himself.” (Tolstoy L.N.)
“The powers of knowledge should be directed towards what a person needs most: his moral self-improvement.” (Tolstoy L.N.)
“If you want to be smart, learn to ask intelligently, listen carefully, answer calmly and stop talking when there is nothing more to say.” (Tolstoy L.N.)
“Moral values are not a meaningless depiction of decrepit moralists. They are called values because without them neither further development of society nor a happy life is possible.” (Andre Maurois)
“Virtue and wisdom without knowledge of the rules of conduct are like foreign languages, because they are then generally not understood.” (Fr. Bacon)
“Courteous manners highlight virtues and make them pleasant.” (J. Labruyère)
“All the rules of decent behavior have long been known, the only thing that remains is the ability to use them.” (B. Pascal)
“The best manners are those who embarrass the fewest people.” (Jonathan Swift)
“Make peace with your opponent quickly while you are still on the road with him.” (Hebrews from Matthew)
“There are so many things you can live without.” (Socrates)
“If the soul is immortal, it requires care not only for the present time, which we call our life, but for all times, and if anyone does not take care of his soul, from now on we will consider this a formidable danger. If death were the end of everything, it would be a happy find for bad people: having died, they would at once get rid of both the body and, together with the soul, their own depravity.” (Socrates, according to Plato)
“Virtue demands that it be observed for its own sake; and if sometimes they hide behind it for other purposes, it immediately tears the mask off our face. If it has once penetrated our soul, then it is like a bright and indelible paint that comes off only with the fabric.” (Michel Montaigne)
“A person who does not love his people and who does not like their specific image cannot love humanity.” (N.A. Berdyaev)
“Happy is he who discovers the inner wealth within himself” (Schopenhauer)
“For success in life, the ability to communicate with people is much more important than having talent.” (D. Lubbock)
“Are grapes gathered from thornbushes, or figs from thistles? So every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.” (Gospel of Matthew)
“People wouldn’t feel any better if all their wishes were fulfilled.” (Heraclitus)
“You cannot step into the same river twice.” (Heraclitus)
“Goodness does not lie in not doing injustice, but in not even wanting it.” (Democritus)
“Virtue is not the suggestion of the gods, but a well-founded knowledge of what is really good and what makes a person able to live, not crowding others, but treating them fairly: able to serve society, and not himself alone.” (Socrates)
“Ethical virtue is the virtue of practical behavior.” (Aristotle)
“Happiness is the repression of suffering and worry.” (Epicurus)
“Goodness consists in mental activity consistent with virtue.” (Aristotle)
“Conscience as a requirement to be ashamed of one’s own shameful actions” (Democritus)
“Conscience is a moral norm realized by reason and experienced by feeling” (Seneca).
“Freedom is the greatest fruit of limiting the desires of freedom.” (Epicurus)
“The surest way to gain authority from people is to be useful to them.” (M. Enber Eschenbach)
“What gives us joy is not what surrounds us, but our attitude towards our surroundings.” (F. La Rochefoucauld)
“Reason is given to man so that he can live wisely, and not just so that he can see that he is living unreasonably” (V.G. Belinsky).
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Tuesday, November 15, 2021 05:08 + in the quote book 11 wise quotes from children's fairy tales
It turns out that there is so much life wisdom in good old fairy tales! Perhaps, reading one of them to your child, you will also find a hidden meaning... We are used to thinking that fairy tales are just meant to amuse children... However, many of them contain both the deepest philosophical meaning and subtle humor, understandable only to adults . Our selection of quotes today is intended to remind you of this - and perhaps encourage you to re-read some “children’s” works.
“The Wizard of the Emerald City” by Alexander Volkov
“And I,” said the Scarecrow stubbornly, “still prefer brains: when there are no brains, the heart is useless.” - Well, I need a heart! - objected the Tin Woodman. – Brains do not make a person happy, and happiness is the best thing on earth.
“Hedgehog in the Fog” by Sergei Kozlov
– How good it is that we have each other! The little bear nodded. “Just imagine: I’m not there, you’re sitting alone and there’s no one to talk to.” - So, where are you? - But I’m just not there. “It doesn’t happen like that,” said Little Bear. “I think so too,” said the Hedgehog. “But suddenly, I’m not there at all.” You are alone. So what are you going to do? - I'll go to you. - What a fool! Am I not here? “Then you sit on the river and look at the month.” - No, I’m not on the river either. “Then you went somewhere and haven’t returned yet.” I'll run, search the whole forest and find you! “No,” said the Hedgehog. - I'm not there one bit. Understand? - Why are you pestering me? - Little Bear got angry. - If you are not there, then I am not there either. Understood?
"Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll
You know, one of the biggest losses in battle is losing your head.
“Like a little fox to a little fox” by Natalia Sizonenko
“Little fox,” said the little fox to the little fox, “please remember that if you feel hard, bad, sad, scared, if you are tired, just extend your paw.” And I will extend mine to you, wherever you are, even if there are other stars or everyone is walking on their heads. Because the sadness of one little fox divided into two cubs is not scary at all. And when another paw holds you by the paw, what difference does it make what else is there in the world?
"Mary Poppins" by Pamela Travers
And the Queen was happy for a very good reason - because the King was happy
"The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
You are forever responsible for everyone you have tamed. *** Only the heart is vigilant. You can't see the most important thing with your eyes. *** Words only interfere with understanding each other. *** You live in your actions, not in your body. You are your actions, and there is no other you.
"Carlson Who Lives on the Roof" by Astrid Lindgren
- Well, no, I don’t eat that - what is it: one pie and eight candles. Better this way - eight pies... and one candle, eh? - Believe me, Carlson, happiness is not in pies...
"All About the Moomins" by Tove Jansson
Punishment is not the only way to get someone to behave. *** If someone doesn’t know what “retirement” is, then you can explain what it means: to do in peace and quiet only what you want, but only to do this you need to become old enough.
"Winnie the Pooh and Everything" by Alan Milne
What's the point of such amazing things as floods and floods if you don't even have anyone to talk about them with?
"Pippi Longstocking" by Astrid Lindgren
“No big deal,” exclaimed Pippi, “when the heart is hot and beating strongly, it is impossible to freeze.” *** “It’s not our birthday today,” the children said. Pippi looked at them in surprise and said: “But today is my birthday.” Can't I give myself the pleasure of giving you gifts? Maybe your textbooks say that this is prohibited? Maybe, according to this very table of respect, it turns out that this cannot be done?..
"The Wizard of Oz" by Frank Baum
- How can you talk if you have no brains? asked Dorothy. - I don't know. But many of those who have no brains love to talk,” replied the Scarecrow.
There is so much life wisdom in these words! After all, fairy tales teach not only children, but also adults.
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A book is a dream that you hold in your hands
Beautiful quotes and aphorisms about books
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A book is a dream that you hold in your hands. Neil Gaiman
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No friendship can form faster or stronger than between those who love the same books. Irving Stone
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Books are like mirrors: they only reflect what is in your soul. Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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When I think about all the books I have left to read, I consider myself lucky. Jules Renard
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It is much more useful to study not books, but people. Francois de La Rochefoucauld
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...the most important thing is taught not by books, but by life itself. Elchin Safarli
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There is no book so bad that you cannot learn something from it. Ludwig Feuerbach
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There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not to read them. Valery Rumyantsev
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It’s so nice to just read your favorite book in bed with a cup of coffee!
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Books help souls travel while sitting still. Bernard Werber
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You don't need a magic wand to stop time. Take tea and a book.
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The world of the book is a world of real miracles. Leonid Leonov
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You open books - and they open the world to you: around and inside. Anna Kudasheva
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If we compare the intellect to a plant, then books are like bees carrying fertilizing pollen from one mind to another. Lowell D.
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Books are the most silent and most faithful friends; they are the most accessible and the wisest advisers, and they are the most patient teachers.
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When I want to read a book, I write it. Benjamin Disraeli
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The creator of a book is the author, the creator of its destiny is society. Hugo Victor Marie
In a book, look not for letters, but for meaning. Proverb
Quotes for schoolchildren with meaning (100 quotes)
The most wonderful, happiest times are at school. After all, it is at school that we begin to grow up and understand important things. For the rest of our lives we will remember the most wonderful day when our parents brought us to first grade. After all, school is like our second family. All classmates and teachers are one whole. It is very important and great when the class is friendly. At school we learn all the difficulties and learn to overcome them. At school we also learn joy. Quotes for schoolchildren with meaning are presented in this section. Russian literature is a real storehouse of popular expressions. In Griboyedov’s work “Woe from Wit,” where the title itself is an aphorism, succinct quotes set the tone for the entire narrative. In Dead Souls, Gogol gives short and vivid characterizations of typical Russian characters that are still encountered today. Not only philologists, but also many modern educated people can boast of knowledge of phraseological units from “The Master and Margarita”. And Pushkin’s “Eugene Onegin” has been quoted for almost 200 years: immediately after its publication, the novel scattered into many catchphrases that are still relevant in our time. We invite you to recall vivid quotes from the works of Russian classics.
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Never argue with a fool - people may not notice the difference between you.
Are you saying that every schoolchild knows this? If I knew everything that every schoolchild knows, I could teach academics.
Book and school - what is deeper?
Take on everything you know and can do or dream of knowing and being able to do. In courage lies genius, power and magical power.
There are children who are sharp-minded and inquisitive, but wild and stubborn. They are usually hated in schools and are almost always considered hopeless; Meanwhile, great people usually come out of them, if only they are educated properly.
He who opens a school closes a prison.
Great things need to be done, not thought about endlessly.
The school gives knowledge only to those who agree to take it.
Good teachers create good students.
In every great endeavor, a certain amount of madness is necessary to achieve success.
Junior school students wear huge backpacks that make their spines crumble into their underpants. The older the student, the smaller the backpack, and finally the day and hour comes when a person goes to school, tucking a single notebook on all subjects under his trouser belt.
After bread, the most important thing for the people is school.
Success is not the end, failure is not the end. The only thing that matters is courage.
An education that includes learning to learn does not immediately become obsolete... Rather, it prepares students to engage in sustained intellectual conversation with the world and thereby continue to grow intellectually.
You can't learn everything at school - you need to learn how to learn.
Those who do not take risks are at greatest risk.
The most important part of education is character education.
The current school certificate only certifies that its owner has the ability to withstand so many years of schooling.
The ability to communicate with people is a commodity that can be bought just like sugar and coffee... And I will pay more for such a skill than for anything else in the world.
From class to class they teach something smart until the fools are certified.
Alas, school gives knowledge, not wisdom.
It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness all your life.
No one has ever achieved greatness by following school rules.
And I don’t like school because it’s where a little person meets the state for the first time.
If you think you can, you can. If you think you can't, you're right.
We are trying to cross the ideal of a society without schools with the ideal of universal inclusion in school, establishing schools without education.
The goal of the school should always be to educate a harmonious personality, and not a specialist.
I'm not afraid of losing my head, I'm afraid of losing face.
School is a workshop where the thoughts of the younger generation are formed; you must hold it firmly in your hands if you do not want to let the future slip away from your hands.
I never allowed school to interfere with my education.
Neither I nor anyone else can walk this road for you, you must walk it yourself.
The school is an enormous force that determines the life and fate of peoples and the state, depending on the main subjects and the principles embedded in the school education system.
School has nothing to do with education. This is a control institute where children are taught basic social skills.
Find the beginning of everything, and you will understand a lot.
Take care, first of all, that your pupil becomes a person in the true sense of the word.
Learn from everyone, don't imitate anyone.
To those who have not comprehended the science of good, any other science brings only harm.
School prepares us to live in a world that does not exist.
Nature has taken care of everything so much that everywhere you find something to learn.
Only the heart is vigilant, you cannot see the most important thing with your eyes... Words only interfere with understanding each other...
When there are no merits in adulthood, they brag about their school successes.
That's how school works. The most important thing we learn there is that all the most important things we learn are not there.
It is not those people who have not achieved their goal who are deprived of insight, but those who have passed by it.
The school must instill in its pupils such logical thinking skills that would be in harmony with human nature itself.
The school gives knowledge only to those who agree to take it.
A man without principles and without will is like a ship that has no rudder or compass; it changes its direction with every change of wind.
A schoolteacher certainly earns too little as a nurse, but too much as a teacher.
School prepares us to live in a world that does not exist.
When a person does not know which pier he is heading towards, not a single wind will be favorable for him.
Those who save on schools will build prisons.
It makes me furious to think about how much I would have learned if I hadn't gone to school.
Freedom is the right to do what is permitted by law.
The goal of the school should always be to educate a harmonious personality, and not a specialist.
The school is a place where cobblestones are polished and diamonds are destroyed.
The first condition for correction is awareness of one’s guilt.
Beliefs are instilled by theory, behavior is shaped by example.
I don’t like school: they force you to focus on what you don’t want to know.
There is no shame in admitting to a person your mistake.
Any education system is inevitably a reflection of the society that created it.
We study, alas, for school, not for life.
Of all passions, envy is the most disgusting. Hatred, betrayal and intrigue march under the banner of envy.
School is a place where cobblestones are polished and diamonds are destroyed.
School is a place where teachers demand knowledge from students in all subjects, while they themselves know only one.
Friendship is unanimity regarding what is beautiful and just. Friendship is participation in good deeds and trials.
The most important phenomenon in school, the most instructive subject, the most living example for the student is the teacher himself. He is the personified method of teaching, the very embodiment of the principle of education.
A school is an institution where children are taught what is necessary and what is unnecessary mixed together, in every possible way preventing them from distinguishing one from the other.
Love gives nobility even to those to whom nature has denied it.
School teachers are going crazy because they are always messing with boys.
We study all our lives, not counting the ten years spent at school.
The school gives knowledge only to those who agree to take it.
The idea that school uniforms help keep the school orderly - aren't all these schools doing harm by making kids think the same? Now they want them to look the same too!
Modern children are well versed in everything except school subjects.
There are children who are sharp-minded and inquisitive, but wild and stubborn. They are usually hated in schools and are almost always considered hopeless; Meanwhile, great people usually come out of them, if only they are educated properly.
School is needed not so that children can learn, they do this better themselves, but so that adults have guaranteed rest from the hectic activity in which children teach themselves.
The goal of high school is the average student.
Junior school students wear huge backpacks that make their spines crumble into their underpants. The older the student, the smaller the backpack, and finally the day and hour comes when a person goes to school, tucking a single notebook on all subjects under his trouser belt.
Without examples, it is impossible to teach correctly or learn successfully.
No one has ever achieved greatness by following school rules.
And why did I think during my school years that the formula for the sine of the sum of angles would still not be useful to me in later life? — the father of a ninth-grader thought, trying to solve a trigonometry problem for his son.
We study all our lives, not counting the ten years spent at school.
How to be positive in a country where, as a child, at school you had such a subject as life safety, in which you were taught to survive? And, remember, in life safety classes they didn’t assign homework, because if you came to class, then you kind of already completed it.
Homework is designed to educate children, only their parents do it.
In schools, children are largely objects of social selection for conformity.
School science is often taught in a dry and uninteresting manner. Children learn to memorize mechanically in order to pass an exam, and do not see the connection between science and the world around them.
Through long torment the teaching is comprehended; there are no other ways to it.
Children in chess schools are more sophisticated, and teachers don’t put buttons on their chairs. Instead they use bishops or kings.
Today, schoolchildren are obliged to know what they were previously obliged not to know.
School principals have power that prime ministers have never dreamed of.
It makes me furious to think about how much I would have learned if I hadn't gone to school.
It is easier to deny hospitals and schools than to treat and teach.
An education that includes learning to learn does not immediately become obsolete... Rather, it prepares students to engage in sustained intellectual conversation with the world and thereby continue to grow intellectually.
School prepares us to live in a world that does not exist.
A child always has to sit in school when something really interesting happens.
The most important part of education is character education.
I never allowed school to interfere with my education.
Junior school students wear huge backpacks that make their spines crumble into their underpants. The older the student, the smaller the backpack, and finally the day and hour comes when a person goes to school, tucking a single notebook on all subjects under his trouser belt.
I never allowed my schoolwork to interfere with my education.
After bread, the most important thing for the people is school.
Some children have a habit of thinking; one of the purposes of education is to rid them of it.
From class to class they teach something smart until the fools are certified.
