Quote by Virginia Woolf

The first duty of a lecturer is to hand you after an hour's discourse a nugget of pure truth to wrap up between the pages of your notebooks and keep on the mantelpiece forever.

The first duty of a lecturer is to hand you after an hour's

Summary

This quote suggests that the primary responsibility of a lecturer is to deliver a valuable, condensed piece of knowledge or insight that can be cherished and remembered long after the lecture ends. It signifies the importance of imparting profound truths or ideas that students can actively preserve and apply, much like a treasured keepsake displayed prominently in their lives. The quote underscores the lecturer's duty to go beyond mere information dispersal and instead leave a lasting impression that can continue to inspire and enrich individuals' lives.

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