Education

Teaching is synonymous with showing and the opposite of coddling. Someone who coddles teaches absolutely nothing.

Herein lies a key to teaching: mutual respect for others. You teach so that the student believes what you show them, but therein lies the key: belief cannot be imposed. The reason is that you don't believe because you're taught something; you believe for yourself. No one can make you believe anything. Believing is a verb that only relates to the "I"—I believe. No one can make me believe, no matter how hard they try.

This brings us to something fundamental: respect for others. You can't teach in any other way than by giving others what's appropriate so they have the necessary tools to believe and learn for themselves, and this is impossible without mutual respect.

As you can see, this is where dictatorships, dictatorial methods, and military-style education have no place. Nor should you disrespect the person who is providing you with the best tool for your life: education.

They will ensure that your education always respects your own critical thinking, free from external constraints and impositions.

In short, an education that begins with respecting yourself, so that from that foundation you can respect others.

Don't take for granted anything that raises doubts and that your ethics don't allow.

Submitted April 14, 2026 at 04:48AM by Effective_Bath3217 https://ift.tt/ayBteon