Excerpt from Studies in Pedagogy

Man, it is within yourself, it is in the inner sense of your power, that resides nature"s instrument for your development.

The price of retaining what we know is always to seek to know more. We preserve our learning and mental power only by increasing them.

In fact, what we learn at school and in college is but the foundation of the great work of self-instruction and mutual instruction with which the real education of life begins when what is commonly called the education is finished.

Patience, diligence, quiet, and unfatigued perseverance, industry, regularity, and economy of time, as these are the dispositions I would labor to excite, so these are the qualities I would warmly commend.

Whatever I have tried to do in life, I have tried with all my heart to do well.

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