In brief, we should not teach thought, but rather thinking; one should not carry, but rather lead [the student], as it were, so that one day he will be competent to proceed by himself.
(Immanuel Kant, "Immanuel Kant's Report on the Organization of His Lectures for the Winter Semester of 1765-1766," trans. Eugene Kelly, American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy [fall 1989]: 24-8, at 26 [brackets in original])
