Quote by Carl Gustav Jung, The Gifted Chi

We think of our efficient teachers with a sense of recognition, but those who touched our humanity we remember with gratitude. Learning is the essential mineral, but warmth is the life-element for the child's soul, no less than for the growing plant.

We think of our efficient teachers with a sense of recogniti

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of the human connection in education. While efficient teachers are acknowledged for their ability to impart knowledge and deliver lessons effectively, it is those who truly connect with their students on an emotional level that leave a lasting impact. The quote suggests that while learning is necessary for intellectual growth, the warmth and emotional support provided by teachers are vital for nurturing the souls of their students, similar to how warmth is essential for the growth of a plant. Such teachers are remembered and appreciated not just for what they taught, but for how they made their students feel valued and understood.

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By Carl Gustav Jung, The Gifted Chi

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