If he's always been so obstinate and insists on doing things his own way, let him choose, and you do as he does, and be merry and frank.If possible, throw yourself in and enjoy the process as much as he does.If the consequences are really serious, you are always there to protect him. In this way, the young student understands your foresight and good intentions. How can he not immediately admire and be moved by you?His various faults are just the reins he himself handed you to restrain him when needed.In such cases, the chief art of being a teacher consists of controlling events, giving targeted exhortations, so that he can anticipate the young man's reactions, under what circumstances he may compromise, and under what circumstances he may not.The teacher is everywhere, but everywhere allows the student to be educated by experience, and at the same time does not expose him to too much danger.
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