Definition & Meaning of "better (be|) untaught than ill-taught"

better (be) untaught than ill-taught

SENTENCE

used to imply that receiving poor or incorrect education can be more detrimental than having no education at all, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that education is of high quality

Example

The teacher refused to teach a subject she was not qualified to teach, recognizing that better untaught than ill-taught - it was essential to ensure that students received accurate and reliable information.

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Definition & Meaning of "better (be|) untaught than ill-taught"

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