Learning as a family value
Families who value learning read together, talk about ideas and treat mistakes as lessons. It is a value that can follow a family for generations: the first in the family to go to college, the grandparent who never stopped reading. The open book is its oldest symbol.
Family mottos about learning
- Keep learning
- Always a student
- Read, ask, grow
- Never stop learning
- Keep learning. Stay curious.
- Keep learning. Choose wisely. Make something.
- Learning and faith
Latin mottos with learning
In Latin, learning is Doctrina. Paired with another value it makes a classic two-word motto.
- Sapere Aude
- Dare to be wise
- Doctrina et Studio
- By learning and eagerness to learn
- Doctrina et Sapientia
- By learning and wisdom
- Doctrina et Ingenio
- By learning and creativity
- Doctrina et Fide
- By learning and faith
- Doctrina et Clementia
- By learning and mercy
- Doctrina et Liberalitate
- By learning and generosity
- Doctrina et Hospitalitate
- By learning and hospitality
Creed lines about learning
Classic (timeless and formal)
We treasure learning and never cease to grow.
We read, we ask, we think, and we grow wise together.
We pass on what we know to those who come after us.
Warm (heartfelt and plain-spoken)
We never stop learning, at any age.
We read together and talk about big ideas.
We learn from our mistakes and from each other.
Playful (funny, but still true)
We are a family of readers, and of people who lose their bookmarks.
We know a lot of facts. Please ask us.
We learn something new every day, even if it's how to fix the Wi-Fi.
A sample creed built around learning
This is what the generator writes for a family whose answers put learning first, in the classic tone. Your family's own answers will change the lines, and you can edit every one.
This is our family creed:
We pass on what we know to those who come after us.
We seek to understand the world and our place in it.
We seek wisdom more than gold.
This is our way.
Learning in heraldry
Azure (blue) is the color most often tied to learning: traditionally truth and loyalty. Symbols that suit it:
Talk about it at the table
- What is the best thing you learned this year?
- Who in our family taught you something important?
- What is something we could all learn together?