Pedagogy is known as a social science that focuses on the research and dissemination of various forms of education, not only in school, but in all areas of development, from childhood to adulthood. It makes us see that education is a complex phenomenon that encompasses all human culture and that can help us take advantage of our learning potential.
In this article you will find a compilation of the best phrases about Pedagogy education and the art of learning at all stages of life.
1. Education is a process that never ends. (Josefina Aldecoa)
Age is not a limitation to continue learning.
2. Teaching is learning twice. (Joseph Joubert)
When we teach others we also learn.
3. Childhood has its own ways of seeing, thinking and feeling. There is nothing more foolish than trying to replace them with those of adults. (Jacques Rousseau)
Learning is different at each stage of life.
4. Play is the highest level of development of a child. It delivers joy, freedom, satisfaction, internal and external rest and peace with the world. (Friedrich Froebel)
Through play, the child not only has fun, but also learns.
5. The goal of teaching a child is to enable him to get ahead without a teacher. (Elbert Hubbard)
Every teacher should focus on children learning to fend for themselves.
6. One of the worst things you can do with a child is not take care of him. (Javier Urra)
The first priority of every teacher is to serve their students.
7. Every pedagogue is a new teacher of life.
The educator not only works in the classroom, but in all areas of life.
8. A school system that does not have parents as its foundation is the same as a bucket with a hole in the bottom. (Jesse Jackson)
Parents are fundamental pieces in teaching their children.
9. Educating is not giving a career to live, but tempering the soul for the difficulties of life.
Education should not only focus on providing knowledge, but on providing tools that allow us to face any situation.
10. With faith and adequate pedagogy even the most rebellious spirit submits, Mr. Lieutenant Colonel. (António Lobo Antunes)
With good instruction, a person becomes more docile.
11. A true pedagogue is one who not only imparts knowledge but also exerts a positive moral influence on his students. (Sōseki Natsume)
A good teacher is one who goes a little above and beyond his duty.
12. All the ideas that are transforming teaching in the world have emerged in the fertile field of experimentation and creation of primary school. (José Carlos Mariátegui)
Primary school is a fundamental key to a good education.
13. Common sense is not a result of education. (Victor Hugo)
Life teaches more than any school.
14. The educator is the man who makes difficult things seem easy. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
The teacher has the role of making his students learn easily and simply.
15. You understand a map much better when you can make it yourself. The best resource to understand is to produce. (Immanuel Kant)
Children must be allowed to learn by doing things for themselves.
16. If you want creative workers, give them enough time to play. (John Cleese)
You have to have time to have fun and clear your mind.
17. The teaching that leaves a mark is not what is done from head to head, but from heart to heart. (Howard G. Hendricks)
You always have to put love into everything you learn.
18. The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery. (Mark Vandoren)
In all knowledge there is always something to discover.
19. Only those who look with the eyes of children can lose themselves in the object of their admiration. (Eberhard Arnold)
Let us never lose the inner child so that we can see with amazement everything we learn.
20. Education helps a person learn to be what they are capable of being. (Hesiod)
Self-confidence is obtained through knowledge.
21. A good education not only has to teach how to read, but also what is worth reading. (A stranger)
The important thing about a good education is to teach what is really important.
22. Teaching those who are not curious to learn is sowing a field without plowing it. (Richard Whately)
Curiosity is the spark that ignites the desire to learn.
23. The only possible education is this: to be sure enough about something to dare to tell it to a child. (G.K. Chesterton)
Before teaching others you have to be sure of what you intend to teach.
24. The wonderful thing about learning something is that no one can take it away from us. (BB King)
The knowledge acquired is never lost.
25. What is given to children, children will give to society. (Karl A. Menninger)
What you teach, others will multiply.
26. The first task of education is to stir up life, but leaving it free to develop. (Maria Montessori)
It is important to teach without impositions.
27. Children have a real understanding of what they only invent themselves, and every time we try to teach them something too quickly, we prevent them from reinventing themselves. (Jean Piaget)
Each person has their time to learn.
28. Teachers teach more by who they are than by what they say.
Actions speak louder than words.
29. Good education is more about giving correct questions than giving correct answers. (Josef Albers)
Curiosity is fundamental in all learning.
30. Education is the development in man of all the perfection of which his nature is capable. (Immanuel Kant)
People know their potential once they acquire knowledge.
31. Educate the children, and it will not be necessary to punish the men. (Pythagoras)
An educated child will be a knowledgeable man.
32. A rigorous pedagogue is something more terrible than a terrible demagogue. (Ramón Gómez de la Serna)
Imposed education does not bear real fruit.
33. It is almost impossible to become an educated person in a country so distrustful of the independent mind. (James Baldwin)
Education has to be free to generate thinking people.
34. We often give children answers to remember instead of problems to solve. (Roger Lewin)
You don’t have to make things easy for children, you just have to encourage them.
35. In matters of culture and knowledge, only what is kept is lost; You only earn what you give. (Antonio Machado)
If we do not share what we know, knowledge will be lost.
36. The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to water deserts. (C.S. Lewis)
The teacher must seek to teach even when conditions are adverse.
37. Teaching children to count is good, but teaching them what really counts is better. (Bob Talbert)
Values are also fundamental in all teaching.
38. Learning is like rowing against the current: as soon as you stop, you go back. (Edward Benjamin Britten)
When you stop learning, the regression becomes present.
39. Education is almost always to blame for diverting people from their talents. (Ken Robinson)
Talent must be worked on to flourish.
40. Never stop learning, because life never stops teaching.
Life is a continuous learning.
41. Education is not filling a bucket, but lighting a fire. (William Butler Yeats)
Knowledge seeks to light the inner flame.
42. The principle of education is to lead by example. (Turgot)
The best way to teach is through example.
43. I go to school, but I never find out what I want to know. (Bill Watterson)
Many times what we learn in school is not what we really want to know.
44. Education is the path, not the goal.
Knowledge must be seen as a goal, but as the path to follow.
45. Without education you go nowhere in this world. (Malcolm X)
Education is a key that opens all doors.
46. He who loves reading has everything within his reach. (William Godwin)
Reading is a way to obtain knowledge.
47. The illiterate of the future will not be the person who cannot read, but the person who does not know how to learn. (Alvin Toffler)
A reference to those who prefer to remain ignorant, instead of educating themselves.
48. The greatest sign of success for a teacher is being able to say “the children function as if I do not exist. (Maria Montessori)
The greatest achievement of a teacher is that his students can use their knowledge.
49. Education is the best friend. An educated person is respected by everyone. Education defeats beauty and youth. (Chanakya)
Intelligence is more attractive than beauty.
50. Education is not a problem, education is an opportunity.
Those who have knowledge will know how to take advantage of the opportunities that are presented to them.
51. The cultivation of the mind is as necessary as food for the body. (Cicero)
The mind also demands care.
52. Tell me and I will forget, show me and I will remember, involve me and I will understand. (Chinese proverb)
Involving people in the way they are taught will give better results.
53. Whatever the cost of our libraries, the price is cheap compared to that of an ignorant nation. (Walter Cronkite)
Reading is a foundation that allows you to acquire more knowledge.
54. The educated man knows that education lasts a lifetime.
What is learned is not forgotten.
55. Learning never tires the mind. (Leonardo da Vinci)
The mind never tires of learning.
56. It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education. (Albert Einstein)
An education without curiosity is not education.
57. A child with a lack of education is a lost child. (John F. Kennedy)
That person who does not have education will never be free.
58. Learning is a treasure that follows its owner throughout life.
Knowledge is a very precious commodity.
59. The object of education is to prepare young people to educate themselves throughout their lives. (Robert M. Hutchins)
Young people who are academically prepared have the knowledge to face life.
60. Society pays dearly for abandoning its children, like all parents who do not educate their children. (Concepción Arenal)
Education from parents is essential for every child.
61. What we learn becomes part of who we are.
We are a reflection of our knowledge.
62. An educator who attempts to teach without inspiring his pupil with a desire to learn is hammering with cold iron. (Horace Mann)
Inspiration is the key to all learning.
63. The purpose of education is to increase the probability that what we want will happen. (Jose Antonio Marina)
If you want to achieve your goals, then educate yourself.
64. To educate a child it takes the entire tribe. (African proverb)
Education is a family, school and cultural obligation.
65. Do not avoid life’s difficulties for your children, rather teach them to overcome them. (Louis Pasteur)
Children must be taught the tools to overcome any obstacle.
66. The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. (Aristotle)
Teaching has its difficulties, but the rewards are great.
67. Educators should guide without dictating and participate without dominating. (CB Neblette)
Teachers have the duty to teach without imposing anything.
68. Children have to be taught how to think, not what to think. (Margaret Mead)
Children must be taught to think freely.
69. To travel far there is no better ship than a book. (Emily Dickinson)
Reading takes you through unknown worlds.
70. If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you. If you are willing to learn, no one can stop you.
The willingness to learn is the magic formula that separates a smart person from an ignorant person.
71. Not all readers are leaders, but all readers become leaders. (Harry S. Truman)
To be a good leader, you have to be a lover of reading.
72. Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. (INelson Mandela)
The only way to generate a big change is to educate ourselves.
73. Education is not preparation for life; Education is life itself. (John Dewey)
Without education there is no better life.
74. You can pay for people to teach, but you can’t pay for them to care. (Marva Collins)
A teacher concerned about his children learning is an invaluable gem.
75. Teach acceptance, not ignorance.
One of the premises of education must be acceptance to eradicate ignorance.
76. What a child can do today with help he will be able to do on his own tomorrow. (Lev Vygotsky)
The goal of education is for children to be able to perform very well in the future.
77. The purpose of education is none other than to help the child develop and develop his or her potential. It is an education in freedom for freedom. (Adolphe Ferrière)
The more things we know, the more our minds expand.
78. Children have a spirit of observation, it is enough not to kill it. (Ovide Decroly)
Observe, look and investigate are three things that children should have.
79. The true education of a man begins several generations ago. (Eleuterio Manero)
Education in the family allows man to have weapons to fight.
80. Education does not create man, it helps him create himself. (M. Debesse)
A knowledgeable person greatly trusts his or her abilities.
81. Children are like fresh cement, anything that falls on them leaves a mark. (Haim Ginott)
Children are like a sponge, they absorb everything they learn.
82. Long is the path of teaching through theories; brief and effective through examples. (Seneca)
Practice is a better way of teaching than reading great treatises.
83. Education consists of helping a child to realize his or her abilities. (Erich Fromm)
Through knowledge, capabilities are developed.
84. The best way to make children good is to make them happy. (Oscar Wilde)
Happiness makes us better people.
85. What you do teaches faster and has a longer lasting impression, far beyond what you say. (TF Hodge)
Your actions teach more than words.
86. You know how to suggest is the art of pedagogy. (Henri-Frédéric Amiel)
Gently hinting at something is a way to inspire.
87. A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge and wisdom in students. (Ever Garrisson)
An excellent teacher is one who instills in his students the desire to investigate.
88. A child can teach an adult three things: to be happy for no reason, to always be busy with something and to know how to demand with all your might what you want. (Paulo Coelho)
Children are great teachers.
89. Discipline converts animality into humanity. (Immanuel Kant)
Discipline makes talent count.
90. Ignorance is the worst enemy of a people who want to be free. (Jonathan Hennessey)
Without knowledge there is no freedom.
91. It is the mark of a truly educated man to know what not to read. (Ezra Taft Benson)
An educated person has a lot to give and also learn.
92. Normal schools everywhere constitute the natural home of the new pedagogical ideology. (José Carlos Mariátegui)
Schools are very important centers in every society.
93. To have good education we must close the books on psychology, pedagogy and didactics. (Loris Malaguzzi)
Each teacher must teach with his or her own style and values.
94. A grain of good experience at nine years old is worth much more than a moral course at twenty. (J. Nievo)
In childhood you have the capacity to learn many things.
95. Good didactics is that which allows the other’s thoughts to go uninterrupted and which allows them, almost without noticing it, to go in the right direction. (Enrique Tierno Galván)
You have to influence others, but without preventing them from flying with their own wings.
96. If a child can’t learn the way we teach, perhaps we should teach the way they learn.
You always have to adapt to the requirements of the children.
97. A man should first go where he should go. Only then should he instruct others. (Buddha)
He who wants to teach must first educate himself.
98. Teaching must be through action. Education is life, school is society. (John Dewey)
Knowledge can be imparted anywhere.
99. Childhood games are the germinated leaves of a later life. (Friedrich Froebel)
The games played during childhood are remembered with affection and longing.
100. Life should be a ceaseless education. (Gustave Flaubert)
Throughout life, there are multiple teachings to learn.
