This article explores how wider-sensory engagement in the curriculum can foster and stimulate curiosity in teaching and learning. By discussing research on curiosity, the development of a hypothesis on curiosity cultivation and workshop case studies, it also attempts to demystify curiosity. With the aim of instigating discussion on how teaching strategies can develop more measurable indicators of curiosity, it considers potential tangible methods of stimulating wider-sensory engagement within the student learning experience to inform creative and research outcomes. These include enabling educators to share discussions on how we could embed and incorporate wider-sensory creative provocations in assignment briefs
International audienceWhat are the functions of curiosity? What are the mechanisms of curiosity-driv...
Children are naturally curious and explore in order to make sense of the world; play and exploration...
This transcendental phenomenological study focused on the phenomenon of curiosity. The aim of this r...
Curiosity is a wonder of the human mind. It goes to the heart of modernity, as a driving force for l...
Educators in higher education are faced with growing pressures to shift pedagogical practices in ord...
The benefits of being curious continue beyond infancy and early childhood. Curiosity has been linke...
Curiosity and wonder are considered fundamental for children’s development. However, no precise defn...
Past studies have suggested that curiosity can be a significant motivator for children???s learning ...
© 2018, © 2018 ASPE. Engel, S.[2011. “Children’s Need to Know: Curiosity in Schools.” Harvard Educat...
This review provides curiosity researchers and neuroscientists with information about the distinctio...
There is no more important goal for educators than enabling their students to develop the habit of e...
International audienceThis article studies the bi-directional causal interactions between curiosity ...
Winner of the Teacher Scholar Award; Curiosity is inquisitive thinking with a desire to learn or kno...
Curiosity is an important construct for educators as it is connected with knowledge and higher-order...
There is growing recognition of the importance of learners gaining transversal or 21st-century attri...
International audienceWhat are the functions of curiosity? What are the mechanisms of curiosity-driv...
Children are naturally curious and explore in order to make sense of the world; play and exploration...
This transcendental phenomenological study focused on the phenomenon of curiosity. The aim of this r...
Curiosity is a wonder of the human mind. It goes to the heart of modernity, as a driving force for l...
Educators in higher education are faced with growing pressures to shift pedagogical practices in ord...
The benefits of being curious continue beyond infancy and early childhood. Curiosity has been linke...
Curiosity and wonder are considered fundamental for children’s development. However, no precise defn...
Past studies have suggested that curiosity can be a significant motivator for children???s learning ...
© 2018, © 2018 ASPE. Engel, S.[2011. “Children’s Need to Know: Curiosity in Schools.” Harvard Educat...
This review provides curiosity researchers and neuroscientists with information about the distinctio...
There is no more important goal for educators than enabling their students to develop the habit of e...
International audienceThis article studies the bi-directional causal interactions between curiosity ...
Winner of the Teacher Scholar Award; Curiosity is inquisitive thinking with a desire to learn or kno...
Curiosity is an important construct for educators as it is connected with knowledge and higher-order...
There is growing recognition of the importance of learners gaining transversal or 21st-century attri...
International audienceWhat are the functions of curiosity? What are the mechanisms of curiosity-driv...
Children are naturally curious and explore in order to make sense of the world; play and exploration...
This transcendental phenomenological study focused on the phenomenon of curiosity. The aim of this r...