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I would add a couple of very important principles.That is to say, whenever we are not in a hurry to achieve the goal, it is usually the fastest and most certain to be achieved.I am sure that Emile could read and write before he was ten, because I don't care if he can read and write before he is fifteen.However, in comparison, I would rather let him be illiterate than let him sacrifice his life and study for the so-called usefulness.What good was reading to him if he didn't like studying at all?Special attention should be paid not to dislike reading for students who do not like studying, and not to make him feel that reading is hard, so that he will not feel that reading is terrible after his youth.