"I was in a great discussion the other day with a colleague about the idea of curiosity. We were doing our usual toiling with the question of why students aren't motivated to learn; they don't seem to pick up skills from the classroom or the world around them. We came to the point wishing we could have students who were more curious. We, both of us being high school teachers, wondered what happens to students between that time in elementary school where curiosity is abound, and the time they enroll in our classes." Continued . . .
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Curiosity . . . Learning: A Risky Business
From Jeff Bailey's Maine Ideas in Education:
Labels:
curiosity,
risk-taking
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