Extinguishing students’ curiosity in learning
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14 Dec Extinguishing students’ curiosity in learning

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When we subject young people to 13 years of ‘just tell me what to do’ schooling that emphasizes giving teachers ‘the right answer’ instead of exploration and risk-taking, we shouldn’t be surprised that their ‘curiosity in learning’ has been extinguished.

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When we subject young people to 13 years of ‘just tell me what to do’ schooling that emphasizes giving teachers ‘the right answer’ instead of exploration and risk-taking, we shouldn’t be surprised that their ‘curiosity in learning’ has been extinguished. Download this file. See also my other slides.Leadership and Vision, Learning and Teaching, Slides, learning, slides, teaching, visionRead More

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