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5. The belief that each child is a
“Living Sun,” a Devine gift of the creator.
Asa Hilliard quote
Ptahhotep,
instructs the ignorant in the knowledge and in the standards of good
speech. A man teaches as he acts… The wise person feeds the soul with
what endures, so that it is happy with that person on earth. The wise is
known by his good actions. The heart of the wise matches his or her
tongue and his or her lips are straight when he or she speaks. The wise
have eyes that are made to see and ears that are made to hear what will
profit the offspring. The wise is a person who acts with MAAT [truth,
justice, order, balance, harmony, righteousness and reciprocity] and is
free of falsehood and disorder.—Ptahotep 2350 B. C. E.(From The
Teachings of Ptahhotep, the oldest book in the world, 4750 years ago, an
African book from KMT [“Egypt”]).African teaching functions
must be embedded in and must serve an African community. Traditionally,
African communities have been identified by a shared belief in several
key elements. It is these elements that are the foundation for African
teachers. 1. The belief that the cosmos is alive.
2.
The belief that spirituality is at the center of our being.
3.
The belief that human society is a living spiritual part of the cosmos,
not alien to it. 4. The belief that our people have a divine
purpose and destiny.
5. The belief that each child is a
“Living Sun,” a Devine gift of the creator.
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“Living Sun,” a Devine gift of the creator.
Asa Hilliard quote
Ptahhotep,
instructs the ignorant in the knowledge and in the standards of good
speech. A man teaches as he acts… The wise person feeds the soul with
what endures, so that it is happy with that person on earth. The wise is
known by his good actions. The heart of the wise matches his or her
tongue and his or her lips are straight when he or she speaks. The wise
have eyes that are made to see and ears that are made to hear what will
profit the offspring. The wise is a person who acts with MAAT [truth,
justice, order, balance, harmony, righteousness and reciprocity] and is
free of falsehood and disorder.—Ptahotep 2350 B. C. E.(From The
Teachings of Ptahhotep, the oldest book in the world, 4750 years ago, an
African book from KMT [“Egypt”]).African teaching functions
must be embedded in and must serve an African community. Traditionally,
African communities have been identified by a shared belief in several
key elements. It is these elements that are the foundation for African
teachers. 1. The belief that the cosmos is alive.
2.
The belief that spirituality is at the center of our being.
3.
The belief that human society is a living spiritual part of the cosmos,
not alien to it. 4. The belief that our people have a divine
purpose and destiny.
5. The belief that each child is a
“Living Sun,” a Devine gift of the creator.
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