“And inspiration will come also from the hero-stories of the world, and especially of our own people; from science and art if taught by people who are really scientists and artists, and not merely persons with certificates from Mr T W Russell; from literature enjoyed as literature and not studied as ‘texts’; from the associations of the school place; finally and chiefly from the humanity and great-heartedness of the teacher.” SchoolEducationMythologyIrelandEducational PhilosophyGaelscoil Book:The Murder Machine and Other Essays Source: The Murder Machine and Other Essays