The Art of Teaching - Build strong children rather than repair broken men

It's more costly to try repair broken men than build strong children.

Education should be liberating, if not then there is no point.

Governments need to invest more in productive education rather than adding correctional institutions. Catch them still young and give relevant tools to work with rather than wait to round them up as deliquencies in later years.

A lesson plan should reflect the class diversity.

A successful lesson has roots in effective planning.

Effective teaching begins with time investment in preparations.

Model good behaviour to children under your care rather than label them because some don't know how.

We can't deny the importance of recreational centers, "effective, functional recreational facilities" in communities. Not only their availability is recommended, but affordability is also a key factor to justify their existence. Make them accessible and we take children off the streets.

Preparation time is an investment, paving your way to success.

You can be a mother and not a mummy, you can be a father and not a daddy. To notice the difference be involved in your child's life.

Watch them play, hear them talk and see them grow so you can appreciate the joys and pain of parenting.

Your child needs you. Your negligence is an addition to the world's problems.