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		<title>By: Kris</title>
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		<description>Great quote, Kelvin!  Thanks for sharing!

I try to remember the concept when I&#039;m a student.  The student should be engaged, curious, and ready to learn.  The &quot;You can lead a horse to water...&quot; (a less graceful version of your quote) concept summarizes the student&#039;s responsibility in the learning process.  

I think differently when I&#039;m in teacher mode, however.  A great teacher can sometimes win over a reluctant student.  While there is nothing to be done for a totally disinterested, passive student, a particularly inspiring and passionate teacher can win over a student who is on the fence.  So I try to set the bar high for myself when teaching with the hopes of having an occasional victory.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great quote, Kelvin!  Thanks for sharing!</p>
<p>I try to remember the concept when I&#8217;m a student.  The student should be engaged, curious, and ready to learn.  The &#8220;You can lead a horse to water&#8230;&#8221; (a less graceful version of your quote) concept summarizes the student&#8217;s responsibility in the learning process.  </p>
<p>I think differently when I&#8217;m in teacher mode, however.  A great teacher can sometimes win over a reluctant student.  While there is nothing to be done for a totally disinterested, passive student, a particularly inspiring and passionate teacher can win over a student who is on the fence.  So I try to set the bar high for myself when teaching with the hopes of having an occasional victory.</p>
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