The common goal of scholars should be to lay a firm foundation for science, spreading the light of wisdom to all humanity, surpassing previous achievements, and benefiting mankind with new and useful inventions. This is not a task that one person or even one generation can accomplish alone; it requires collective effort, using the research of predecessors as a starting point.
Children's daily lives should be arranged rationally, keeping them engaged in beneficial activities to prevent mischief or wasting time.
Teachers should be individuals of exceptional moral character.
Young people should be kind to others, generous with what they have, avoid hypocrisy and deception, and be sincere and pleasing, thereby learning to act with integrity.
"A school without discipline is like a mill without water." This is true because if you take the water from a mill, it stops; similarly, if you remove discipline from a school, you remove its driving force and strength.
We must discover how to effectively instill true virtue and piety in schools, making them true "training grounds for humanity."
What value is literary skill without virtue? Anyone who advances in knowledge but fails to advance in morality is not progressing, but regressing.