TARGET: Socrates/Plato/Aristotle saying

[Jody Newman <newjody@massed.net>]

Hi Smart-ones:

A fifth grade teacher at our school remembers a saying from
Socrated/Plato/Aristotle about students *today* not being as diligent as
they should be. When you read the quote without knowing the source, you,
of course, expect that it is contemporary...and are surprised to see the
source.

Do any of you know the quotation or have a good site for searching for
it?

Thanks for your input!

Jody Newman
Library Aide
Center School
Stow MA
newjody@massed.net

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