1. I think that in all situations, only "love" is the best teacher. ——Einstein

2. Genius is strong interest and tenacious fascination. ——Hisashi Kimura

3. The problem is not to teach him various knowledge, but to cultivate his interest in learning, and when this interest has fully grown, teach him the methods of studying knowledge. . ——Rousseau

4. There is no need to argue about issues of interest. ——Ancient Rome

5. Poetry—is the inseparable sister of love. The more subtle, delicate and noble the feelings, the more sensitive and interested people are to poetic courtship. ——Suhomlinsky

6. A profound and broad mind always extends the field of interest to countless things. ——Hegel

7. There is no need to argue about issues of interest. ——Ancient Rome

8. A person who pursues happiness wisely must try to cultivate many other leisure interests in addition to cultivating the main interest on which his life depends. ——Russell

9. I think that in all situations, only "love" is the best teacher. ——Einstein

10. Interest in the knowledge content learned may become a motivation for learning.

——Zankov