Eleanor Roosevelt; You Learn by Living

Postat den 07/11/2016 av Anne-Marie Körling

What I have learned from my own experience is that the most important ingredients in a child´s education are curiosity, interest, imagination, and a sens of the adventure of life. You will find no courses in which these are taught; and yet they are the qualities that make all learning rewarding, that make all life zestful, that make us seek constantly for new experience and deeper understanding. They are also the qualities that enable us to continue to grow as human beings to the last day of our life, and to continue to learn.

Ur boken You learn by living av Eleanor Roosevelt.


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