Cogito, ergo sum

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René Descartes famously states, "I think, therefore I am". 

Since I'm interested in teaching, I'm wondering how this philosophical statement can be modified for teachers and other educators?

I propose: 

        I learn, therefore I teach.

       


Any other thoughts? Share below.

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