Loved it! The power of experimentation, and questioning, are both critical aspects of the learning process. Applied physics is definitely the easiest way to show, but think about applying questioning in the workplace...
Actually I was asking myself why can’t I remember much of what I ever read; but now I understand. Thank you so much. I will put your advice into action
Why not mention his name or did I miss it? Julius Sumner Miller was a brilliant man. People may still enjoy his videos. As a youngster I, like many other Australian kids watched and loved his shows. My interest in science has never died.
Yes, it's often the quality of the questions we ask, not the amount of questions.
Well said!
Loved it! The power of experimentation, and questioning, are both critical aspects of the learning process. Applied physics is definitely the easiest way to show, but think about applying questioning in the workplace...
Yes, creating a culture where asking questions is encouraged is definitely a must.
Paulo Friere had a variation on that. The 'but why' question.
Actually I was asking myself why can’t I remember much of what I ever read; but now I understand. Thank you so much. I will put your advice into action
Why not mention his name or did I miss it? Julius Sumner Miller was a brilliant man. People may still enjoy his videos. As a youngster I, like many other Australian kids watched and loved his shows. My interest in science has never died.
Such an important article. The question is where we let go of our assumptions and become challenged to see it differently.