Such activities promote self-discovery and ignite the curiosity of students to learn about ET. Given that over 60% of the students in our evolution class intend to pursue health-related professions, activities related to Darwinian medicine or forensic science are particularly effective.
The copper box has inspired curiosity among students about their school and community.
There was also a project intended to satisfy the curiosity of students in Lichtenstein about the carpenter bee's social behavior.
But the outward-looking curiosity of students at Lakeridge, said Mr. Willey, is also being influenced by changes happening in their own school and neighborhoods.
He asks Mrs. Plath how she would "feel about U.S. publication of this now," adding that in a few years the book will "hardly be saleable," a mere "curiosity for students".
In her letter, Fariña urged principals to resist the temptation to seek better test scores through excessive test prep: "As educators, most of us know that the best preparation for the test is a rich, thoughtful, engaging curriculum that awakens curiosity in students, inspires them to ask questions, helps them explore complex problems, and encourages them to imagine possibilities," she wrote.
I have found it useful in my teaching to allow the curiosity of students to redefine the directions I take, and the book reflects some of these directions.
We find confirmation of it in a quotation from the preface: I have found it useful in my teaching to allow the curiosity of students to redefine the directions I take, and the book reflects some of these directions.
Others were driven by curiosity, because students doubted what is stated in the textbook.
In order not to hinder the curiosity of students and their motivation for self-directed learning, handouts are designed as brief outlines prepared by lecturers and include topic titles, schemata, algorithms and tables.
