The Importance of Encouraging Curiosity in Students
Middle schoolers and high school seniors have a different approach to learning
When it comes to asking questions in the classroom, there seems to be a significant difference between middle schoolers and high school seniors. According to a recent experience shared by a lecturer in Vicenza, Italy, middle school students were more engaged and willing to ask questions compared to their older counterparts. This observation aligns with the belief that as students grow older, they become more self-conscious and concerned about asking “dumb” questions in front of their peers. This unfortunate trend might stem from the judgment and negative feedback they receive, forming a shell around them that discourages curiosity and enthusiasm.
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