Description

Curiosity is a quest for new ideas and information, and the number of
questions asked differ with age and gender. Girls aged four are the
most curious, asking up to 390 questions per day – or a question every
one minute and 56 seconds. “Standardized testing is at cross purposes
with many of the most important purposes of public education. It
doesn’t measure big-picture learning, critical thinking, perseverance,
problem-solving, creativity, or curiosity, yet those are the qualities of great
teaching brings out in a student.” -Randi Weingarten
•Keeping curious minds curious
•More about curiosity
•Why do our brains learn more when they have fun
•Why do our brains like novelty
•Why our brains like to explore
•Why do our brains enjoy differences but need repetition
•What does it look like when our brains are not having fun?
•A world of curiosity
•How curiosity helps you to live more of your life
•Creative Warm Ups and more
• FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: WHAT ARE YOU READING?