Think like a child! Compared to adults, children continue to explore other options than using knowledge to capitalize on reward, to see if the value has changed. https://t.co/tQhGn8yi3P
@kelriz@PBLWorks Thank you so much for sharing your journey! Thank you for inspiring me to make the most of the situation rather than just getting through it.
Curiosity fuels creativity, reduces confirmation bias, and prevents stereotyping.
But the more we emphasize efficiency, the less curious people become.
To promote a culture of curiosity, make time to ask "What if?" and "How might we?"
#SundayMotivation: https://t.co/HCRnMDraAY
‘Find your passion’ may be bad advice. Instead of finding your passion, try developing it. The belief that interests arrive fully formed & must simply be “found” can lead people 2 limit their pursuit of new fields & give up when they encounter challenges https://t.co/vsgFlDuwFj
@TheTechRabbi@cinehead@teacher2teacher@WickedDecent @KQEDedspace @AdamMGrant#innovatorscompass is just 5 questions distilled from design thinking and other practices for making things better—over 20 years of experience and experimenting—to be accessible for any person and moment. Different printable & app formats are all free at https://t.co/3I5MWi0gij.
Nothing about my traditional schooling made me curious only learn how to play the system. The brain's chemistry changes when we become curious, helping us better learn and retain information https://t.co/9scB8t9SzP #edchat
The five elements of learner-centered education are not meant to serve as a blueprint for a rigid model to be implemented everywhere. Instead, they serve as a “North Star” to guide innovation. https://t.co/bo8ZWSRCkW #edreimagined#edchat