Curiosity as the engine of learning

Curiosity as the engine of learning

Answer questions and discover what truly interests you!

Curiosity is one of the most important engines of learning and personal growth. In a digital world where information is abundant, it is essential to clearly determine what interests you and what you want to learn. This blog will encourage you to ask questions and seek answers. With practical recommendations and fun games, you will learn how to become an active participant in education and development.

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How does this apply to you? Choose the answers that describe you best:

Imagine that you find a shocking news article on the internet claiming that the school system will change tomorrow. How do you react?

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You have to create a presentation on a topic that doesn't interest you very much. How will you approach it?

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A video is circulating on social media that shows something unusual and controversial. What will you do?

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When you search for information on the internet, how do you proceed?

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You will receive an email claiming that you have won a new phone. What will you do?

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What is your relationship with artificial intelligence (AI)?

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How do you protect your privacy online?

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Imagine you have the opportunity to create your own app. What would it be?

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How do you cope with digital stress?

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If you had the chance to change one thing about the internet, what would it be?

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13 – 15 years: Working with information and digital literacy

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