A school without discipline is like a mill without water.
Teaching is the most glorious profession under the sun.
Only through appropriate education can a person truly become human.
A kind heart is an eternal feast.
The concept of "good examples, earnest words, and sincere sympathy" refers to the influence of models set by parents, teachers, classmates, and others on children.
Young people should be kind to others, generous with what they have, avoid hypocrisy and deceit, and act with sincerity to learn how to live uprightly.
Children's daily lives should be well-organized, keeping them engaged in beneficial activities to avoid mischief or wasting time.
Sound judgment of facts is the true foundation of all virtues.
Time should be meticulously allocated, ensuring that every year, month, day, and hour has its specific task.
Everyone should pray for a healthy mind within a healthy body.
Moral training should not rely solely on words but should involve practicing good behavior to overcome laziness, rashness, indiscipline, and decadence.
The only lasting things in a person are what they absorb from youth. If one fails to cultivate good habits from infancy, it is most dangerous.
Just as a tree develops its main branches in its first few years and only flourishes thereafter, we should provide everything a person needs for life during their early years of schooling.
Use praise through words and actions, but also employ warnings, reprimands, and appropriate punishments. Implementing an educational punishment system—driven by honesty and sincere intent—helps children understand that discipline is for their own benefit, much like bitter medicine for healing.
