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So what does the metaphor of a gentleman mean?
Interpretation: Only when a gentleman knows the experience of successful teaching and the reasons of teaching failure can he become a good teacher.

Source: Book of Rites, Learning.

Selected passages:

A gentleman knows both teaching and being taught, and then he can be a teacher. Therefore, the teaching of a gentleman is figurative. Tao leads, strong and restrained, open and far-reaching.

Translation:

A gentleman can become a good teacher if he knows both the experience of successful teaching and the reasons of teaching failure. Therefore, teachers teach people, that is, to inspire and induce: to induce students without pulling; Persuade but not suppress; Instruct students to study, not tell them the answers directly.

Extended data:

"Xue Ji" is concise but rich in connotation, and systematically expounds teaching ideas, methods and systems. Xue Ji systematically discusses the way of learning, and requires that we should distinguish and aspire in order from our own interests. Secondly, from the perspective of good learning, we should master the methods of learning. Finally, I will learn to walk the road, I will learn to keep the road, I will learn to persevere; Learn Tao, not things.

The way of eager to learn has important enlightenment to contemporary teaching. First, students should be firm and clear about the coordinates and direction of life. Secondly, ambition is to realize self-worth in social practice. Finally, keep your ambition and achieve yourself in difficulties and obstacles.

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