Educational Innovation: Harnessing the Power of Curiosity

10/14/24 • 19 min

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What's the secret behind igniting a lifelong love for learning? Join us as we unravel the answer with Dr. Brian Housand from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Dr. Housand sheds light on the profound role of curiosity in education and how it serves as the bedrock of creativity, problem-solving, and innovation. Drawing inspiration from Albert Einstein's notion of being "passionately curious," this episode promises to change the way you think about intelligence and learning.

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Educational Innovation: The Role of Curiosity in Modern Education

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Can curiosity be measured, and if so, what fuels it to reach its full potential? Join us in an another enlightening conversation with Dr. Brian Housand as we dissect the idea of a Hierarchy of Curiosity in Education. Imagine starting a lesson with a spark that ignites curiosity, much like the intrigue of a movie trailer. We discuss how this approach, along with tools like "Firestarters" and artifact jars, can transform the classroom environment into one that celebrates exploration and discovery.

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