Category: motivational quotes. Page 3

Young people will have to continue our work. It is very important that they learn from our failures and our successes. The science of winning is not an easy science. But the one who studies, who strives for victory, who fights for a cause that he believes in is right, will always win. I have seen this in many lessons in my own life.

There was a strict order in the war: no matter how difficult it was, the wounded were certainly carried out from under the fire. This showed concern not only for saving human life. This was the basis of the faith of those going into battle: no matter what happened to me, my comrades would not leave me. The memory of the dead, a sensitive attitude towards the war disabled - this is maintaining the same high morality.

Don't dwell on the past, don't dream about the future, live in the present, let the light follow you, Bodhisattva.

I did it. I got over it. And if I could do it, then you can do it too.

And the whole world will sing the victorious anthem!

Keep your upper lip tense.

Sport also captivates us because it reminds us how small we are and makes us bigger.

Age is not a barrier. It is a limitation that only exists in your mind.

From time to time, choose a book to read that is a little more difficult to understand than the child is used to. This contributes to his intellectual development.

Start reading to your child as early as possible - even before he is born. The sooner you start, the better and the easier it will be for you.

Family members can encourage the child to read: answer endless why questions; Praise your son or daughter for trying to read or write something on their own; take your children to the library more often; buy books; write down stories that the child comes up with and dictates to them; display his drawings and stories prominently. None of the factors identified in these studies were costly or required more than parental interest.

In a customer-centric economy, communication skills are one of the most important skills in the workplace. The richer the speech you hear, the more words you will have to use in response, both verbally and in writing. If we read to children from an early age until the end of school, they acquire language in all its richness as something correct, harmonious and interesting, not reducible to the speech of some tongue-tied peers.

There is no right or wrong way to read aloud. The wrong situation is when you don’t read to your child at all. So pick up a book and read to your children!

A roach in a tub is better than a pike in a lake.