Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

One repays a teacher badly if one always remains nothing but a pupil.

One repays a teacher badly if one always remains nothing but

Summary

This quote suggests that it is disrespectful and ungrateful to continuously be a student without ever utilizing the knowledge and experiences gained to grow and become an independent individual. It implies that true appreciation for a teacher's guidance comes from applying what has been learned and developing one's own skills and abilities. Adhering solely to the role of a student and not seeking personal growth is seen as a poor repayment for the investment a teacher makes in their student's education.

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Teacher Existentialism Student

By Friedrich Nietzsche

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