“It is not what is poured into a student that counts, but what is planted.”
Linda Conway
To me this is kind of reassuring. It is like a garden, but we may never see the ‘seeds’
that we planted. We nurtured them though, so they will grow later. What do you think?
What does this quote mean to you? Explain. Post to your blog.
Linda Conway
To me this is kind of reassuring. It is like a garden, but we may never see the ‘seeds’
that we planted. We nurtured them though, so they will grow later. What do you think?
What does this quote mean to you? Explain. Post to your blog.
I think it means that a part of teaching is planting the seeds of knowledge or the desire to seek knowledge. While we might find that any given student is or is not particularly motivated in our own classrooms, we might find that our influence has worked in small but persistent ways to push that person toward a thirst for knowledge and self-betterment.
Sounds good to me. I've always found the gardner more compelling than the sergeant.
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