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Allison- The Student is taught the best who is told the least. (Robert Lee Moore)

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Allison- The Student is taught the best who is told the least. (Robert Lee Moore)

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I love this because I feel like we learn most about something we take the effort to learn about. We need to do the research to master it and feel confident in it, so we need to give our students that chance, get them asking the questions we want them to answer.

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Curiosity is the fuel for discovery, inquiry, and learning. - Edna

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Curiosity is the fuel for discovery, inquiry, and learning. - Edna

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I love this quote because children are naturally curious. The outcome of their curiosity is amazing ideas, thoughts, plans, activities, and learning experiences. I feel like this fits with my philosophy of using more hands on learning ideas in my classroom because it forces students to manipulate things physically and make a stronger connection to the concept I am teaching.

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Curiosity is the fuel for discovery, inquiry and learning.

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Curiosity is the fuel for discovery, inquiry and learning.

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This quote spoke to me because I see it daily with my students. Those students who are most curious are the ones learning the most. These students are anxious to learn and discover more each day. On the other side are the students who have less curiosity. This is usually because they are concerned about survival more than finding out something new.

This year I have a student who only reads 5 words a minute. This year he has discovered the stories you can find in books and is anxious to read.

Julianne Gidney

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That student is taught the best is told the least. -Robert Lee Moore

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That student is taught the best is told the least. -Robert Lee Moore

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I am always telling my students we learn best from mistakes.  Everyone makes mistakes it's how you fix the mistakes that makes you great. Students will get frustrated with me at times because I will purposely walk away and make them figure out a problem with a project. I will explain to them this is not because I don't want to help them but I already know how to do  it.  Now it is their turn to learn how to accomplish the task.  I always say, I have done my job as their teacher when they quit leaning on me for all the answers.
(Edie L)

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Many students feel very insecure about their skill levels and abilities. It is easy for them to label themselves as stupid, and to give up on something that they feel is difficult, in order to avoid embarrassment. Being a part of a collaborative group allows all students to offer something that they feel reflects them positively. In turn, they feel successful and start to lose a little bit of their hesitation to make mistakes for the sake of learning. I believe everyone has something to offer and in groups we need to give everyone the chance to offer their input and ideas. This would lead to a higher level of curiosity, and these students would view learning as fun, and not a defining element of who they are.
-Heidi Jensen

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When teachers create curiosity in their classrooms kids start to wonder... when kids start to wonder they want to learn.

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When teachers create curiosity in their classrooms kids start to wonder... when kids start to wonder they want to learn.

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I like this because kids are not going to really learn something unless they want to learn about that thing. They need to be curious, and we as teachers need to spark that curiosity in our students. I have a student that has his nose in a book, unless his curiosity is piqued.
-Clark Abraham

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Installing a sense of wonder and curiosity - both in ourselves and our students - leads to consistent growth.

The simple starter: "I wonder if...." is a great catalyst to learning.
Charlie

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The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.

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The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.

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When my students tell me they are bored I know that is code for "I have no idea how to begin to solve this problem". I want my students to be able to find a way to make themselves engaged in learning. If they are bored then what can we do make the material accessible and give them reduced work, show the teachers they know how to do the work by not using pen and paper, but manipulatives or models. I want my students to be curious not overwhelmed.
Brenna Clark

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I think of all the thinks I have learned over these past few years.  I stand in awe at some of the things I do with technology in my classroom.  Everything I do started out with a statement like "I wonder if my students can do that."  The answer most of the time is yes.  Now I look at all that we do in class and stand in awe at where we have come in such a short time.
Shanna

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When teachers create 'curiosity' in their classrooms, kids start to wonder...When kids start to wonder, they want to learn. Dr. Rick Wormeli

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When teachers create 'curiosity' in their classrooms, kids start to wonder...When kids start to wonder, they want to learn. Dr. Rick Wormeli

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When you engage yours students by making them curious and give them opportunities to wonder about what they are learning, then students are eager to learn. Learning becomes exciting. When you force learning by pounding them with information, students tune out and wish they were some where else.
Carrie Menzel

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QUOTE:  Cathy McDonald The cure for boredom is curiosity.  There is no cure for curiosity. Dorothy Parker

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QUOTE:  Cathy McDonald The cure for boredom is curiosity.  There is no cure for curiosity. Dorothy Parker

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When you think of all the developments mankind has made, they all began with curiosity.  For example, Thomas Edison failed over 1000 times while in the process of inventing the light bulb.  When asked about it he said he didn't fail 1000 times, but it took 1000 steps to come up with the actual product.  He learned from his mistakes and made adjustments all along the way.

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Curiosity is a driving force of learning. It's almost like hunger for your brain. You want to know more, so you search for more and more information. If you can spark that curiosity, you can feed their brains.

Hilary

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The student is taught the best who is told the least. I love this quote! Until a student learns it on their own it means nothing! When students make a connection to real life experiences it means more and it somehow becomes applicable in their life. They are able to reflect and integrate meaning learning experiences. 

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The student is taught the best who is told the least. I love this quote! Until a student learns it on their own it means nothing! When students make a connection to real life experiences it means more and it somehow becomes applicable in their life. They are able to reflect and integrate meaning learning experiences. 

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Kimberly Dean

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The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.

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The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.

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I love this quote. I see it in the eyes of students all the time. Five year-old live this type of life daily. They are constantly taught to not act on their curious nature. Perhaps my classroom needs to evolve into a classroom where curiosity reigns with the proper guidelines to let that curiosity drive their education instead of their mischief.

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"I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious" - My favorite quote, Dirk M.

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"I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious" - My favorite quote, Dirk M.

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I loved this quote due to the fact that I resist the urge to brag about what I know to keep me humble. I love what I am capable of doing from a woodworking perspective and tell all of my classes this quote " I know nothing, but I will teach you everything I know" . When you love what ya do curiosity flows freely.

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Leonora McCarrey Quote, "Wisdom begins with wonder."

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Leonora McCarrey Quote, "Wisdom begins with wonder."

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This quote speaks to me because I have found it to be true in my own life.  The things I have learned the most about began with a question.  I feel wonder is that spark that drives learning, without it I know I wouldn't learn anything.  I wish there was more room for wonder in education.  I believe students (and teachers) would grow beyond expectation.

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“Wisdom begins with wonder.”
~ Socrates

I have always believed this! I love this quote and I’m glad to know that this philosopher put it into words.  When I realize that I don’t know something, there begins in me the desire to find out. I think that we, as teachers, can spark that sense of wonderment in our students also with the right questions, materials, and the general feeling of intellectual freedom in our classrooms.

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"The student who is taught the best is told the least."

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"The student who is taught the best is told the least."

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Allowing curiosity to be  a driving force in the learning process can lead to outstanding results!

Speaking and talking to much can inhibit a students growth. "Sit and get" and listening to a teacher ramble isn't near as effective as allowing a learner to move at his/her own time, place, pace & path!

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I chose this one because I see this as key to student learning. I can be excited and energetic. I can create active and clever plans. But, until the student becomes interested, it is meaningless. I strive to find ideas and activities that spark student curiosity and interest.

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"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity”.

I love this sentence because it summarizes one of my ideas about education: if I get bored in class, my students are getting bored too, so I always try to propose projects and activities that stimulate them when researching and creating questions. If the topic is related to your personal interest, boredom will not appear and you will want to learn and long-term knowledge: that is our challenge as educators.

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"I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious."

I really like this quote because it gets rid of the stigma that you have to be really/inherently good at something to be interested in it. Anyone can do anything they are interested in. Most people who are "GOOD" or "Talented" have just had a lot of practice because the thing they were doing interested them.

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"When teachers create curiosity in their classrooms kids start to wonder..when kids start to wonder, they want to learn."
This quote describes me as a learner. Sometimes I don't think about things until someone else helps me to be more curious about a subject. Once I am curious then I start to form all the wonder questions that help me to explore beyond the initial answer. It helps me go deeper with my questions and my learning stays with me longer

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That student is taught the best who is told the least.-This really rings true for me because when students discover on their own they take ownership and they understand and retain everything better.

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When teachers create curiosity in their classrooms kids start to wonder...when kids start to wonder, they want to learn. I think this is true for anyone. There are things we have to learn and their are things we would like to learn. In both cases the when curiosity is present the more pleasant, memorable, enriching becomes the journey.