Reading this post was almost like listening to beautiful music for me. :)

And it also remind me of an episode when i was young.
A friend of me collected stamps. At first i had no interest in this.
But he was so passionate about it and full of energy every time he wanted to show me the new stamps he got, that i slowly started to develop a interest for it my self.(even if i only collected for about a year before i gave up that interest)
But it still learned me a lot.
This kid was usually not a passionate boy, but i saw how he shined when he was in his "stamp world" and that again effected me.

And when i started to collect stamps too, i learned directly a lot from the stamps them self.
Because every time i got a new stamp, i wanted to know about the things it was on the picture of the stamp.
So if it was a picture of a animal, i would read about that animal, find out where that animal lived and so on.
If it was a picture of a famous person, i would read about who that person was and so on.
And when i got a stamp from another country i did not know about, the first thing i would do, was to find my atlas and see where that country was..

And i believe that children will remember the knowledge they want to know about much better then the knowledge they kind of are forced to try to remember. :)