When a student gets to the point where he knows more than he thinks he knows, that student is about ready to leave school.
Booker T. Washington: “When a student gets to the point where he knows more than he thinks he knows, that student is about ready to leave…”
Editor's note · Context
Washington suggests that a student is ready to graduate when they realize their true knowledge level.
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