Quotes About Learning

How vain is learning unless intelligence go with it.

The knowledge I have now is not the knowledge I had then.

Dressed as man, and with all the poise of someone at least six years older, he had learned quickly from his Magravandian classmates.

My perspective was all wrong. Self-centered. I had to learn, or unlearn my own importance. Only then, could I begin to see. Only then could Wraethru touch me.

She had learned to be quite adept at hurt silences.

We have to make good use of the tools that fall in our lap, no matter how sharp they seem to our clumsy fingers.

You are growing now, growing forth and your roots must spread until they touch the knowledge.

I enjoyed teaching you. I enjoyed your sense of wonder. Now I feel some of that is destroyed by truth, by awareness.

Whatever my opinion of her, she is very knowledgeable and powerful, and an excellent teacher. I was not prepared to let my prejudices affect your training.

I want this man and the things he might teach me.

Tayven was so young and the strength that shone from him was more pathetic than total vulnerability, because he'd had to learn to breathe it, sleep it.

How fortunate to find these creatures here; their acquaintance might provide more experience than he could have hoped for.

Some wisdom can be learned only from the young. I know this, because I do constantly.

We have both learned something about each other, but there is no time for thoughtful reflection.

This was how it should be, the close relationship between apprentice and master. The learning, the wonder of it.

One thing Shan was wise enough to be aware of was that he had limited experience, simply because he was young.

She told herself she wanted to know what was in his mind. She told herself she was intrigued by him because of his relationship with Valraven. But in her heart she knew the truth: there was power in him that he could show her, that she could learn about, power that Ellony could never have. Also, he was very attractive.

Daniel, you've suffered from loving only unimaginative lovers. Let me teach you a little." "I will, but not now.

It is better to learn than to know, because even when you know, you cannot always live by it.

Undertaking magical work should not a hasty decision. It is vital that people appreciate what it entails and have a basic understanding of magical principals before they are thrown in at the deep end.

Thousands of persons, many of whom never darkened the door of a college, have learned to read books that most of our college graduates fear to tackle. teachers who understand this fact can help a student read the books that educated the Founding Fathers but not by explaining in lectures what the author would have said if he had been as bright as the lecturer.

I didn't really get into golf until I was about 14. My mom and dad were taking lessons from a pro an hour and a half from our farm in Cohuna, Australia. When they got home, I'd ask my mom to explain everything they learned - drills and all.

I hated involving her in this, but knew I already had, even though I was doing it now. Trying to understand all this time-altering stuff made my head spin. Maybe one day I might learn how to contact Einstein and he could answer those questions.

But to me the bottom line is the more education you can give yourself, and the more preparation you can do, the less chance of failing.