3472. Towards Success at Learning
The teacher I
think has to be human and humane. And if he does something wrong, he should
apologize.
As well in that way he will gain prestige before his students. But
he will apologize in an honest way, not to seek to obtain that prestige in a
selfish way.
He loves his students, with benevolence love: seeking what is good
for those students.
Something else for today. H. D. Brown, an expert at learning
languages himself used to say we learners have to find our own unique pathway
to success. If a person fails to learn a language it is because he didn’t know
how to learn.
If that person does his best, he’ll be getting that pathway to
success.
And for learning a language something we can do – not only that,
anyway – is to read novels in that language. We’ll encounter new words and
words we didn’t know, but from the context we can – often – understand what
they mean.
It is something I do and it serves me to understand the text. Even I
kind of guess what those words might mean, as if I already knew their meaning,
and more often than not I hit the target in what they mean... Have a nice week. /
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