To Teach Is To Light A Life Forever

Teaching must be approached with a passion not different from loving. Teachers who display an intense love for teaching do inspire their students and infuse them with enthusiasm to take their learning seriously and joyfully.

According to Aruppe, a teacher has to be in love for nothing is more practical for a teacher than falling in love with his calling in an almost absolute way. When you are in love with your teaching, it seizes your imagination, will affect everything in your life. It will decide what will get you out of bed in the morning, what you will do with your evenings, how you spend your weekends, what you read, what you know that breaks your heart, and what amazes you with joy and gratitude.

We teachers are reminded to fall in love with our calling. If we stay in love, it will decide everything. Yes, teaching is tiring, but when we teach, it will light a life forever.

e enjte, 16 gusht 2007

Sorites

3.Sorites – a polysyllogism consisting of a series of simple syllogisms whose conclusions, except for the last, are omitted. There are two special rules of the sorites:

Rule 1: All but the last premise must be affirmative. If a premise is negative, the conclusion must be negative.

A is B

B is C

C is D

D is (not) E

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A is (not) E

Rule 2: All but the first premise must be universal. If the first premise is particular, the conclusion must be particular.

(some) A is B

B is C

C is D

D is (not) E

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(some) A is (not) E

The human soul is endowed with intellect and will.

What is endowed with intellect and will is spiritual.

What is spiritual is incorruptible.

What is incorruptible is immortal.

Therefore, the human soul is immortal.

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