Curiosity Time
STUDENT-DRIVEN LEARNING
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Dive into the world of curiosity! Imagine dedicating just 15-20 minutes in class for students to tap into their imagination, crafting questions that fuel curiosity and stir the intellect. Watch as individuals brainstorm, refine ideas in groups, and then share their brilliance with the world. It's not just an activity; it's a gateway to Student Driven Learning, where questions spark discovery. Get ready to witness pure magic unfold in your classroom!
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How curious are YOU as you go through your day? How might you model curiosity for your students?
How curious are your students?How could you help a student become more curious?How could you help those who initially can’t come up with anything they want to learn?
How do you know when someone else has asked a great question? How do you know when you have?
Often, kids in kindergarten ask far better questions than high-school kids. Why would that be the case? What can you do to improve your students’ ability to ask thought-provoking questions?
How do you, and your students figure out when, and how to move from asking more questions to actually diving into responses to the questions?
What are some of the ways various instructional strategies and classroom interactions may unintentionally shut down curiosity?
How might you ensure Curiosity Time becomes a regular practice?
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