Quote by William Temple

The most influential of all educational factors is the conversation in a child's home.

The most influential of all educational factors is the conve

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This quote highlights that the conversations that take place within a child's home play a crucial role in their educational development. It suggests that the interactions, discussions, and dialogue that occur within the family environment have a profound influence on shaping a child's knowledge, values, and critical thinking abilities. These conversations provide an opportunity for children to learn, ask questions, explore ideas, and develop language, communication skills, and a curiosity for the world around them. Thus, the quote emphasizes the significance of fostering rich and educational conversations within the home to support a child's overall educational growth.

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