Sunday, August 14, 2005

Using Instructional Design Strategies To Foster Curiosity.

Educators and instructional designers recognize that instilling curiosity in students encourages their disposition to learn. When students are magnetized by a new idea or a new situation and are compelled to explore further, regardless of external rewards, they can be said to be truly motivated. In each new project, they discover seeds for a future project or a new question to examine. Curiosity is a heightened state of interest resulting in exploration, and its importance in motivating scholarship cannot be ignored. Read further for stimulation ideas on encouraging curiosity to stimulate learning...

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