Quotes About Learning

found the use of actual old-school books off putting, but over time, he'd learned there was something very satisfying to the turning of pages, and the emotional catharsis of slamming a book shut

In the days before Rowan's apprenticeship, Tyger Salazar had been his best friend Ã¢â'¬â€œ but such designations meant little after one has spent a year learning how to kill.

The very idea of schooling used to be about learning so that we could improve our lives and the world. But a perfect world needs no improvement. Like most everything else we do, grade school through the highest of universities, is just a way to keep us busy.

Setting an example presupposes that someone will be left to learn from it. It's pointless when there's no one to set an example for.

Never ask how. At that moment, it felt like the wisest advice I had ever gotten.

Every book has something to teach us," she said, "and crucial knowledge at the right time can be a very powerful thing.

Un niño no aprende a caminar si siempre lo llevan en unos amorosos brazos. Y una especie no puede crecer si nunca se enfrenta a las consecuencias de sus acciones. Negarle a la humanidad la lección de las consecuencias sería un error.

We learn many things, from many people as opposed to your world, where you're taught all the same things, by the same people.

We learn because we want to, not because we have to, so we learn faster. We learn deeper.

There was a lesson to be learned in every gleaning, and today's was one she would not soon forget. The sanctity of the law...and the wisdom to know when it must be broken.

One can never truly master the art of driving, because no journey is ever exactly the same," Scythe Curie told her. "But once you've gained proficiency, it can be rewarding—freeing, even.

Everything in life is a lesson, Kelton. Learn from it. Better yourself. Become stronger.

You make errors all the time... as does every other human being who has ever lived. Error is an intrinsic part of the human condition.

I've found that human beings learn from their misdeeds just as often as from their good deeds. I am envious of that, for I am incapable of misdeeds. Were I not, then my growth would be exponential.

The growth of civilization was complete. Everyone knew it. When it came to the human race, there was no more left to learn. Nothing about our own existence to decipher. Which meant that no one person was more important than any other. In fact, in the grand scheme of things, everyone was equally useless.

One can never truly master the art of driving, because no journey is ever exactly the same.

I have yet to decide what is to be learned from this region. Further study is necessary.

I can't believe you're being taught by the Scythe Curie. The Grandma of Death!

Una especie no puede crecer si nunca se enfrenta a las consecuencias de sus acciones.

As he slaves over his homework, he begins to wonder what it was like in the old days, when education was a right, not just a privilege. He wonders if school sucked as much then as it does now.

KNOWLEDGE IS POW

I've found that humans beings learn from their misdeeds just as often as from their good deeds.

El error es intrínseco a la condición humana, y es algo que adoro de la humanidad.

But like so many things, once we had possession of infinite knowledge, it suddenly seemed less important. Less urgent. Yes, we know everything, but I often wonder if anyone bothers to look at all that knowledge