Time should be meticulously allocated, ensuring every year, month, day, and hour has its specific purpose.
Teaching is the most glorious profession under the sun.
Only through proper education can a person truly become human.
A school without discipline is like a mill without water.
Virtue is achieved through action, not words.
Sound judgment in matters of fact is the true foundation of all virtue.
Do not clutter the mind with chaotic words; instead, inspire the capacity to understand things, allowing knowledge to flow forth like a continuous stream from a living spring.
The only lasting thing in a person is the habits acquired from childhood; it is extremely dangerous if a person does not cultivate good habits from infancy.
Arrange a child's daily life rationally, keeping them engaged in beneficial activities to avoid mischief or wasting time.
Moral training should not rely solely on words, but on letting children practice good behavior to overcome laziness, recklessness, lack of discipline, and decadence.
Use praise, warnings, reprimands, and appropriate punishment for specific faults to establish a constructive disciplinary system. Acting with honesty and sincerity, let children understand that punishment is beneficial, much like taking bitter medicine to cure illness.
Through the role models, sincere language, and genuine empathy provided by parents, teachers, and peers, children are deeply influenced.
Books are the tools for spreading wisdom.
Everyone should pray to have a healthy mind in a healthy body.
Young people should be sincere, avoid harming others, avoid hypocrisy and deception, and strive to act with integrity and grace.
