Quotes About Learning

From my earliest days I had a passion for science.

Vede, caro amico, la natura non è mai tanto benigna come quando ci regala un piccolo difetto. Se fossi venuto al mondo senza imperfezioni, probabilmente non avrei imparato niente.

Our experience is composed rathery of illusions that of wisdom acquired.

Science is for those who learn, poetry is for those who know.

Our experience is composed rather of illusions that of wisdom acquired.

Very nice, Ravenpaw," Tigerclaw praised the apprentice, his purr rich with amusement. "I can't wait to fight RiverClan," Ravenpaw meowed happily, his tail slashing with excitement. "The best way to learn to be a warrior is to be in a real battle!

Alderpaw realized that he was gaping like a blackbird chick waiting for food.

You learn more by trying than by watching," Brackenfur replied.

But . . . we won't be apprentices again, will we?" Graystripe meowed anxiously. "No." Bluestar allowed a gleam of amusement

No cat is born so wise that it can't learn from its elders. We must guide them where we can.

No kit is too young to learn good hunting skills." Gray

I believe in the importance of learning from what has been discovered before. And in how precious health is, and how hard I must work to preserve it in all my Clanmates. The fact that the world of signs, omens, and dreams that have hidden meanings is closed to me doesn't feel like something is missing, Mistystar. I respect what you believe. You must respect what matters to me.

READ!READ!READ! Till there are no books left in the world to read!

Did he have to sit here, being solemn and serious with Kestrelflight, Mothwing, and Willowshine, just because he was a medicine-cat apprentice? If he was going to be an apprentice longer than any other cat, couldn't he at least have fun?

When you make mistakes—not if, Fireheart, when

To truly be a medicine cat lies in a cat's heart, and all its five senses. You must be braver than warriors, wiser than a Clan leader, humbler than the tiniest kit, more willing to learn than any apprentice. . . .

You're training him well, Dewtail.

That was awesome! Now we know how to get our noses whacked.

Knowledge is wasted on those without the wisdom to know how to use it. And wisdom comes only with time.

Perhaps tattlepaw should go back to the nursery.

What I could really use is an older man. A mentor. One who could tell me how things fit together. He would have asked me to do chores that I felt were meaningless. I would have been impatient and protested, but done them nonetheless. And eventually, after several months of hard labour, I would have realised that there was a deeper meaning behind it all, and that the master had a cunning plan all the time.

More tough love is needed, of the sort that makes one throw a child in the pool, hoping that she will swim; the sort that makes one get her a car, later in life, after enough practice at the simulator, and cross one's fingers as she attempts to transfer her skills from the lab to the battlefield.

He who has failed three times sets up as an instructor.

One learns to itch where one can scratch.