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Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity: a condition for learning?PowerPoint Presentation: The greatest invention in the world is the mind of a child… Thomas EdisonPowerPoint Presentation: …and every mind is born with the instinct of CuriosityWe all come into the world curious: We all come into the world curiousPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity is a natural inquisitive behaviour that engenders exploration, investigation and learningPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity is waking up in the morning and wanting to know more about everythingPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity creates mindful actionPowerPoint Presentation: It is where innovation and new ideas emergeCuriosity is the driving force behind lifelong learning : Curiosity is the driving force behind lifelong learning Curiosity is the driving force behind lifelong learningPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity shapes our ABILITIES , and our IDENTITIESPowerPoint Presentation: If you tell me that curiosity killed the cat…PowerPoint Presentation: I would say CURIOSITY was framed!..because curiosity creates learning: ..because curiosity creates learningPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity builds upon curiosity, allowing our minds to open upPowerPoint Presentation: Our students are curious about EVERYTHINGPowerPoint Presentation: They have an unrestricted desire to understand Robert Henman 2009PowerPoint Presentation: Apple …. ...a design company masquerading as a tech company?: ... a design company masquerading as a tech company?PowerPoint Presentation: Steve Jobs- He became so successful because he was so curious…PowerPoint Presentation: ...the over-arching secret to his success was his voracious curiosityPowerPoint Presentation: Throughout human history CURIOSITY has continued to define great learnersPowerPoint Presentation: “I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious” Albert EinsteinPowerPoint Presentation: However, curiosity seldom survives into adulthood Sam Keen; Apology for Wonder 1973PowerPoint Presentation: At five years of age 98% of all children have no problem thinking divergentlyPowerPoint Presentation: Not surprising really… …under threes, on average, ask their parents about 100 questions a day, every day!PowerPoint Presentation: By ten to eleven years of age they’ve pretty much stopped askingPowerPoint Presentation: Sadly, by the age of twenty five…PowerPoint Presentation: …only 2% can think outside the boxPowerPoint Presentation: The CREATIVE ADULT is the CURIOUS CHILD who survivedPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity is a desire that QUESTIONS for knowledgePowerPoint Presentation: They say you can… judge a man by his questions rather than his answers VoltairePowerPoint Presentation: The cutting edge of knowledge is not in the knowing, it is in the questioning Ralph ThompsonPowerPoint Presentation: The important thing is not to stop questioning…PowerPoint Presentation: They don’t stop asking questions because they lose interestPowerPoint Presentation: It’s the other way around!PowerPoint Presentation: They lose interest because they stop asking questionsPowerPoint Presentation: Who has ownership of learning in your classroom?PowerPoint Presentation: As educators we have a direct impact on student performanceTo what extent do we offer; INTENTIONAL PERSUASIONS NOT TO BE CURIOUS? Robert Henman 2009: To what extent do we offer; INTENTIONAL PERSUASIONS NOT TO BE CURIOUS? Robert Henman 2009PowerPoint Presentation: Are we guilty of unintentional neglect?PowerPoint Presentation: Too often missing the opportunity to cultivate the individual’s quest in favour of curriculum deliveryPowerPoint Presentation: More often we need to adopt thinking around individual learners and active listeningPowerPoint Presentation: You are all highly valued knowledge professionals, you can create incredible learning for othersPowerPoint Presentation: As young children, we are wonderfully curious about many, many thingsPowerPoint Presentation: As we grow up, we start believing the answers are more important than the questionsPowerPoint Presentation: If we want to improve the quality of our thinking… we must learn to improve the quality of our questionsClassroom strategy: Classroom strategy Hands up... ...only if you have a question to askPowerPoint Presentation: To be what we can be as educators our primary role must be to ...PowerPoint Presentation: ... maintain, to nourish, and to celebrate each learner’s curiosity and sense of wonderPowerPoint Presentation: Every day we need to let our students know that their questions are not only valued, but have an important place in our learning environmentsPowerPoint Presentation: Answers don’t change the world QUESTIONS DOPowerPoint Presentation: Are you driven by the unrestricted desire to understand… …because our students are!PowerPoint Presentation: And when you instill curiosity in our students, you further encourage their desire to learnPowerPoint Presentation: maintaining a genuine attitude of exploration and deep interest in everything, ways of thinking and beingPowerPoint Presentation: CURIOSITY FREE-WHEELING INTELLIGENCE Alistair CookePowerPoint Presentation: A CURIOUS MIND is a GROWING MINDPowerPoint Presentation: OUR CHALLENGE: To maintain and further cultivate CURIOSITYPowerPoint Presentation: Thanks for Listening You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity: a condition for learning?PowerPoint Presentation: The greatest invention in the world is the mind of a child… Thomas EdisonPowerPoint Presentation: …and every mind is born with the instinct of CuriosityWe all come into the world curious: We all come into the world curiousPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity is a natural inquisitive behaviour that engenders exploration, investigation and learningPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity is waking up in the morning and wanting to know more about everythingPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity creates mindful actionPowerPoint Presentation: It is where innovation and new ideas emergeCuriosity is the driving force behind lifelong learning : Curiosity is the driving force behind lifelong learning Curiosity is the driving force behind lifelong learningPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity shapes our ABILITIES , and our IDENTITIESPowerPoint Presentation: If you tell me that curiosity killed the cat…PowerPoint Presentation: I would say CURIOSITY was framed!..because curiosity creates learning: ..because curiosity creates learningPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity builds upon curiosity, allowing our minds to open upPowerPoint Presentation: Our students are curious about EVERYTHINGPowerPoint Presentation: They have an unrestricted desire to understand Robert Henman 2009PowerPoint Presentation: Apple …. ...a design company masquerading as a tech company?: ... a design company masquerading as a tech company?PowerPoint Presentation: Steve Jobs- He became so successful because he was so curious…PowerPoint Presentation: ...the over-arching secret to his success was his voracious curiosityPowerPoint Presentation: Throughout human history CURIOSITY has continued to define great learnersPowerPoint Presentation: “I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious” Albert EinsteinPowerPoint Presentation: However, curiosity seldom survives into adulthood Sam Keen; Apology for Wonder 1973PowerPoint Presentation: At five years of age 98% of all children have no problem thinking divergentlyPowerPoint Presentation: Not surprising really… …under threes, on average, ask their parents about 100 questions a day, every day!PowerPoint Presentation: By ten to eleven years of age they’ve pretty much stopped askingPowerPoint Presentation: Sadly, by the age of twenty five…PowerPoint Presentation: …only 2% can think outside the boxPowerPoint Presentation: The CREATIVE ADULT is the CURIOUS CHILD who survivedPowerPoint Presentation: Curiosity is a desire that QUESTIONS for knowledgePowerPoint Presentation: They say you can… judge a man by his questions rather than his answers VoltairePowerPoint Presentation: The cutting edge of knowledge is not in the knowing, it is in the questioning Ralph ThompsonPowerPoint Presentation: The important thing is not to stop questioning…PowerPoint Presentation: They don’t stop asking questions because they lose interestPowerPoint Presentation: It’s the other way around!PowerPoint Presentation: They lose interest because they stop asking questionsPowerPoint Presentation: Who has ownership of learning in your classroom?PowerPoint Presentation: As educators we have a direct impact on student performanceTo what extent do we offer; INTENTIONAL PERSUASIONS NOT TO BE CURIOUS? Robert Henman 2009: To what extent do we offer; INTENTIONAL PERSUASIONS NOT TO BE CURIOUS? Robert Henman 2009PowerPoint Presentation: Are we guilty of unintentional neglect?PowerPoint Presentation: Too often missing the opportunity to cultivate the individual’s quest in favour of curriculum deliveryPowerPoint Presentation: More often we need to adopt thinking around individual learners and active listeningPowerPoint Presentation: You are all highly valued knowledge professionals, you can create incredible learning for othersPowerPoint Presentation: As young children, we are wonderfully curious about many, many thingsPowerPoint Presentation: As we grow up, we start believing the answers are more important than the questionsPowerPoint Presentation: If we want to improve the quality of our thinking… we must learn to improve the quality of our questionsClassroom strategy: Classroom strategy Hands up... ...only if you have a question to askPowerPoint Presentation: To be what we can be as educators our primary role must be to ...PowerPoint Presentation: ... maintain, to nourish, and to celebrate each learner’s curiosity and sense of wonderPowerPoint Presentation: Every day we need to let our students know that their questions are not only valued, but have an important place in our learning environmentsPowerPoint Presentation: Answers don’t change the world QUESTIONS DOPowerPoint Presentation: Are you driven by the unrestricted desire to understand… …because our students are!PowerPoint Presentation: And when you instill curiosity in our students, you further encourage their desire to learnPowerPoint Presentation: maintaining a genuine attitude of exploration and deep interest in everything, ways of thinking and beingPowerPoint Presentation: CURIOSITY FREE-WHEELING INTELLIGENCE Alistair CookePowerPoint Presentation: A CURIOUS MIND is a GROWING MINDPowerPoint Presentation: OUR CHALLENGE: To maintain and further cultivate CURIOSITYPowerPoint Presentation: Thanks for Listening