Education & Upbringing

The teacher's dedication to learning and growth can inspire their students to do the same, as the old cock crows, so does the young.

It's important to establish good habits and values early on because, as the twig is bent, so is the tree inclined.

Even though he came from a humble background, John's refined manners and impeccable conduct showed that it takes three generations to make a gentleman.

The chef was known for her delicious dishes, but even she had a few failed experiments, showing that many a good cow has a bad calf.

She knew that her child had a talent for music, but he was reluctant to perform in front of others; little birds that can sing and will not sing must be made to sing, so she signed him up for a talent show.

As the old proverb goes, an ordinary teacher tells, a good teacher explains, an excellent teacher inspires, and I strive to be the latter.

The entrepreneur recognized that investing in employee training and development was essential to the success of his business, knowing that money spent on the brain is never spent in vain.

The parents believed in disciplining their child when necessary, knowing that spare the rod and spoil the child.

The coach believed in teaching his players the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship, knowing that it was his duty to train up a child in the way he should go.

The society believed that education was a fundamental human right, knowing that better unborn than untaught - it was essential to ensure that everyone had the opportunity to reach their full potential.

The teacher refused to teach a subject she was not qualified to teach, recognizing that better untaught than ill-taught - it was essential to ensure that students received accurate and reliable information.

As the son of a wealthy family, he had many advantages at birth, but he knew that birth is much but breeding more, and worked hard to receive a good education and upbringing.

The headmaster warned new teachers against the mistake of he teaches ill who teaches all, advising them to focus their lessons on core principles and develop mastery of essential concepts rather than trying to impart a broad range of facts.