A Teacher Affects Eternity

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A teacher affects eternity:

he can never tell where his influence stops.

Henry Adams

What nobler employment, or more valuable to the state, thanthat of the man who instructs the rising generation.

Marcus Tullius Cicero

The important thing is not so much

that every child should be taught,

as that every child should be given the wish to learn.

John Lubbock

Those who educate children well are more to be honored than

parents, for these only gave life,

those the art of living well.

Aristotle

Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself.

Chinese Proverb

What office is there which involves more responsibility, which

requires more qualifications, and which ought, therefore, to be

more honorable than teaching?

Harriet Martineau

By learning you will teach

by teaching you will understand.

Latin Proverb

!ducation is the mother of leadership.

Wendell L. Willkie

"eldom was any #nowledge given to #eep, but to impart the

grace of this rich $ewel is lost in concealment.

Bishop Hall

%f you would thoroughly #now anything, teach it to others.Tryon d!ards
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We cannot hold a torch to light another&s path without brightening

our own.

Ben "!eetland

'rammar spea#s dialectics teach us truth rhetoric givescolouring to our speech music sings arithmetic numbers

geometry weighs and measures astronomy teaches us to #now

the stars.

Latin Ma#im

We learn by teaching.

James Ho!ell

(atural ability is by far the best, but many men have succeeded

in winning high renown by s#ill that is the fruit of teaching.

Pindar

%t is the supreme art of the teacher to awa#en

$oy in creative e)pression and #nowledge.

Albert instein

*ou cannot teach a man anything, you can only help him find it

within himself.

$alileo $alilei

The most effective teacher will always be biased, for the chief

force in teaching is confidence and enthusiasm.

Joyce Cary

%t is a lu)ury to learn but the lu)ury of learning is not to becompared with the lu)ury of teaching.

%os!ell &. Hitchcock

!ducation is the guardian genius of democracy.

%t is the only dictator that free men recogni+e,

and the only ruler that free men require.

Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar


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Whatever you want to teach, be brief.

Horace

To me, education is a leading out of what is already there in the

pupil&s soul.Muriel "park

(inetenths of education is encouragement.

Anatole 'rance

The true aim of every one who aspires to be a teacher should be,

not to impart his own opinions, but to #indle minds.

'. W. %obertson

-e that teaches us anything which we #new not

before is undoubtedly to be reverenced as a master.

"amuel Johnson

To teach is the center of to learn.

Japanses "ayin(

% hear and % forget. % see and % remember.% do and % understand.

Chinese Proverb

rom Teaching /uotations at 0arrot&s 1eow

Be careful to leave your sons well

instructed rather than rich,

for the hopes of the instructed are better

than the wealth of the ignorant.pictetus

% am indebted to my father for living, but to my teacher for living

well.

Ale#ander o) Macedon

To #now how to suggest is the great art of teaching. To attain it

we must be able to guess what will interest: we must learn to

read the childish soul as we might a piece of music. Then, by
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simply changing the #ey, we #eep up the attraction anil vary the

song.

Henri 'rederic Amiel

Teaching is not a lost art,but the regard for it is a lost tradition.

Jac*ues Bar+un

!ducation is the transmission of civili+ation.

Will &urant

To teach is to learn twice over.

Joseph Joubert

A schoolmaster should have an atmosphere of awe, and wal#

wonderingly, as if he was ama+ed at being himself.

,e!ton &. Baker

A child miseducated is a child lost.

John '. -ennedy

A master can tell you what he e)pects of you.A teacher, though, awa#ens your own e)pectations.

Patricia ,eal

I cannot live without books. Thomas Jeferson

Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts o his arent very

new ater all. !braham "incoln

I oten carry things to rea# so that I will not have to look at $eo$le.

%harles Bukowski

There is more treasure in books than in all the $irates loot on Treasure

Islan#. &alt 'isney

(ea# the best books )rst* or you may not have a chance to rea# them at

all. +enry 'avi# Thoreau


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Books o$en your min#* broa#en your min#* an# strengthen you as nothing

else can. &illiam ,eather

! book worth rea#ing is worth buying. John (uskin

!ll goo# books have one thing in common they are truer than i they ha#

really ha$$ene#. -rnest +emingway

o many books* so little time. ,rank /a$$a

! room without books is like a bo#y without a soul. %icero

0oo# books #ont give u$ all their secrets at once. te$hen 1ing

Books are mirrors. 2ou only see in them what you alrea#y have insi#e o

you. %arlos /aon

2ou are to#ay who youll be in )ve years e3ce$t or the $eo$le you meet an#

the books you rea#. %harlie Tremen#ous Jones

4y best rien# is a $erson who will give me a book I have not rea#.

!braham "incoln

Be awesome5 Be a book nut5 'r. euss
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I cannot remember the books Ive rea# any more than the meals I have

eaten6 even so* they have ma#e me. (al$h &al#o -merson

7utsi#e o a #og a book is mans best rien#. Insi#e a #og its too #ark to

rea#. 0roucho 4ar3

There is no rien# as loyal as a book. -rnest +emingway

2ou can never get a cu$ o tea large enough or a book long enough to suit

me. %.. "ewis

%lassic a book which $eo$le $raise an# #ont rea#. 4ark Twain

$eaking $ersonally* you can have my gun* but youll take my book when

you $ry my col#* #ea# )ngers of o the bin#ing. te$hen 1ing

The covers o this book are too ar a$art. !mbrose Bierce

I we encounter a man o rare intellect* we shoul# ask him what books he

rea#s. (al$h &al#o -merson


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0oo# rien#s* goo# books* an# a slee$y conscience. This is the i#eal lie.

4ark Twain

! goo# book is the $urest essence o a human soul. Thomas %arlyle

Books are the training weights o the min#. -$ictetus

Tis the goo# rea#er that makes the goo# book. (al$h &al#o -merson

2oure never too ol#* too wacky* too wil#* to $ick u$ a book an# rea# to a

chil#. 'r. euss

I you love books enough* books will love you back. Jo &alton

The book you #ont rea# wont hel$. Jim (ohn

! book shoul# serve as the a3 or the ro8en sea within us. ,ran8 1aka


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9ever :u#ge a book by its movie. J.&. -agan

! book is a version o the worl#. I you #o not like it* ignore it6 or ofer your

own version in return. alman (ush#ie

! man will turn over hal a library to make one book. amuel Johnson

! real book is not one that we rea#* but one that rea#s us. &.+. !u#en

(erea#ing* we )n# a new book. 4ason %ooley

9o two $ersons ever rea# the same book. -#mun# &ilson

!lways rea# something that will make you look goo# i you #ie in the mi##le

o it. ;.J. 7(ourke

! book is a #evice to ignite the imagination. !lan Bennett

! book is like a gar#en carrie# in the $ocket. %hinese ;roverb


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The worth o a book is to be measure# by what you can carry away rom it.

James Bryce

To rea# without re


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I you only rea# the books that everyone else is rea#ing* you can only think

what everyone else is thinking. +aruki 4urakami

The most technologically e>cient machine that man has ever invente# is

the book. 9orthro$ ,rye

Books su$$ort us in our solitu#e an# kee$ us rom being a bur#en to

ourselves. Jeremy %ollier

To#ay a rea#er* tomorrow a lea#er.

&. ,usselman

"iteracy arouses ho$es* not only in society as a whole but also in thein#ivi#ual who is striving or ul)lment* ha$$iness an# $ersonal bene)t bylearning how to rea# an# write. "iteracy... means ar more than learninghow to rea# an# write... The aim is to transmit... knowle#ge an# $romotesocial $artici$ation.

?9-%7 Institute or -#ucation* +amburg* 0ermanyThe $rimary $ur$ose o a liberal e#ucation is to make one@s min# a$leasant $lace in which to s$en# one@s leisure.

y#ney +arris

The great ob:ection to new books is that they $revent our rea#ing ol# ones.

Jose$h Joubert

It is im$ortant that stu#ents bring a certain ragamu>n* bareoot irreverence to their stu#ies6 they are not here

to worshi$ what is known* but to Auestion it. Jacob Bronowski

This will never be a civili8e# country until we e3$en# more money or books than we #o or chewing gum.

-lbert +ubbar#

The clock talked loud. I threw it away, it scared me what it talked. ~Tillie

Olsen, Tell Me a Riddle

Men talk of killing time, while time quietly kills them. ~Dion Boucicault


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In reality, killing time is only the name for another of the multifarious ways

by which Time kills us. ~Osbert itwell

!"ery day a thread makes a skein in the year. ~Dutch #ro"erb

$or disa%%earing acts, it&s hard to beat what ha%%ens to the eight hours

su%%osedly left after eight of slee% and eight of work. ~Doug 'arson

But what minutes( )ount them by sensation, and not by calendars, andeach moment is a day. ~Ben*amin Disraeli

Time goes, you say+ h no(

las, Time stays, wego.

~-enry ustin Dobson

Old Time, that greatest and longest established s%inner of all(.... his factory

is a secret %lace, his work is noiseless, and his hands are mutes. ~)harles

Dickens

Time wastes our bodies and our wits, but we waste time, so we are quits.

~uthor nknown

Time is the fire in which we burn. ~Delmore chwart/, 0)almly 1e 1alk

Through This %ril&s Day,0 2345 (Thanks, George)

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow,

)ree%s in this %etty %ace from day to day

~1illiam hakes%eare

What can you do to promote world peace? Go home and love your family. Mother Teresa


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Quote 3: There is no doubt that it is around the family and the home that all the reatest virtues! the most

dominatin virtues of humans! are created! strenthened and maintained. Winston "hurchill

Quote #: $ have found the best way to ive advice to your children is to find out what they want and then

advise them to do it. %arry &. Truman

Quote ': $f you as parents cut corners! your children will too. $f you lie! they will too. $f you spend all yourmoney on yourselves and tithe no portion of it for charities! collees! churches! synaoues! and civic

causes! your children won(t either. )nd if parents snic*er at racial and ender +o*es! another eneration will

pass on the poison adults still have not had the courae to snuff out. Marian Wriht ,delman

Quote -: To put the world riht in order! we must first put the nation in order to put the nation in order! we

must first put the family in order to put the family in order! we must first cultivate our personal life we must

first set our hearts riht. "onfucius

Quote /: What reater thin is there for human souls than to feel that they are +oined for life to be with

each other in silent unspea*able memories. Geore ,liot

Quote 0: 1riendship is the hardest thin in the world to e2plain. $t(s not somethin you learn in school. ut if

you haven(t learnt the meanin of friendship! you really haven(t learned anythin. Muhammad )li

Quote 4: 1riendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: 5What? 6ou too? $ thouht $

was the only one. ".&. 7ewis

Quote 89: We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship formed. )s in fillin a vessel drop by drop!

there is at last a drop which ma*es it run over so in a series of *indness there is at last one which ma*es

the heart run over. &amuel ohnson

Quote 88: ) friend is someone who *nows all about you and still loves you. ;,lbert %ubbard

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