Every great teacher over the span of centuries has a heart. That’s what makes learning come alive.
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“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.”
Margaret Mead
(https://en.wikipedia.org George Romney — Artist)
“The mind once enlightened cannot again become dark.”
Thomas Paine
A Teacher's Reflections 
All great quotes as usual, Jennie. Well done to you and Charles.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thank you, Pete. Best to you!
Wonderful quotes!
Thank you. Charles French posts the best!
Great quotes, Jennie. Love them all! Charles does a great job of finding them, and you of sharing them. Thanks!
His quotes always strike a chord. So glad you liked them!
They do with me too. 🙂
You reminded me that Margaret Mead was someone we heard about in college in the 1960s. I miss being a teacher as can be seen in my latest ( and probably final) novel. Our grandchildren are too far away to see regularly but I still try to educate through my writing.
Thank you, Julie! I remember Margaret Mead when I was in college, too. I find authors and quotes inspirational. My reading aloud to my preschool class gives me the same avenue to inspire children. Teaching is wonderful! Keep writing!!
Excellent quotes!
Thank you!
Most excellent quotes. My favorite is the first one by Margaret Mead.
Thank you!
this most excellent quots .i really like it
So true!
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This is so completely awesome Jennie. I’d never heard that last quote. Thank you.
Your views on education and inspirational and so contributory for our society. Sending you blessings, and to your kids too. 🙂 🙂 🙂
Love, Debbie
It’s a great one! So glad you enjoyed the quotes.
I love how all of these quotes are timeless…reminds us of the importance of learning about the past to enhance the future.
I’m glad you liked the quotes, Jaime. Timeless is the best, and certainly links the past to the present. Thanks!
Came across this post and the quotes in this blog are wonderful. Keep posting such quotes more often!!
I will do that. Thank you!