#education
"Joenes’s students quickly absorbed the material given to them, passed their tests, and quickly forgot the material. Like many vital young organisms, they were able to eject anything harmful, disturbing, distressing, or merely boring. Of course they also ejected anything useful, stimulating, or thought provoking. This was perhaps regrettable, but it was part of the educative process to which every teacher had to accustom himself."
React to this quote
More by Robert Sheckley
See allResonant Thoughts
Explore Further
Related Quotes
"Federico Fellini: Old School Reviews"
— Federico Fellini"After a year or two of keeping my head down and trying to pass myself off as a normal person, I made contac…"
— Margaret Atwood"People ask me, "Do you have optimism about the world, about how terrible it is?" And I say, "Yes, it's grea…"
— Joseph Campbell"They say great minds think alike. That's also true of tiny minds, and it's especially true of closed ones. …"
— Pat Condell"unevenly qualified by education and experience but uniformly burdened by the same kind of responsibility, i…"
— Kenneth R. Andrews"The Churches as Churches have always been and cannot fail to be institutions not only alien to, but directl…"
— Leo Tolstoy
