Curiosity or Fear?

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This game presents scenarios where educator responses can either fuel curiosity or shut it down. Classify each response as Curiosity or Fear, based on ideas from the Curiosity Quest "(Teacher Tom) The Future Belongs to the Curious and Creative" challenge. The game highlights how small interactions can help shape children’s motivation, confidence, and willingness to explore.

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Hillary Espinal

United States

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Curiosity or Fear?Version en ligne This game presents scenarios where educator responses can either fuel curiosity or shut it down. Classify each response as Curiosity or Fear, based on ideas from the Curiosity Quest "(Teacher Tom) The Future Belongs to the Curious and Creative" challenge. The game highlights how small interactions can help shape children’s motivation, confidence, and willingness to explore. par Hillary Espinal 1 A child finds a strange bug. The teacher says, “Let’s look closer, what do you notice?” a Fear b Curiosity 2 A child is mixing paint colors. The teacher says, “Stop making a mess. Use the colors the right way.” Written answer 3 A child asks, “Why is the sky orange?” The teacher responds with, “What do you think is happening?” a Curiosity b Nothing c Fear 4 A child taps two blocks together to make a sound. The teacher says, “Blocks aren’t for that.” a Happiness b Fear c Curiosity 5 A child throws a rock in a puddle. The teacher says, “What do you notice when you throw the rock in the water?” Written answer 6 A child wants to take apart a broken toy. The teacher says, “Let’s explore what’s inside.” a Fear b Surprise c Curiosity 7 A child stacks cups upside down. The teacher says, “No, they’ll fall. Don’t do that.” Written answer 8 A child is overwhelmed in a new classroom. The teacher says, “Sit down. We’re starting now.” a Sad b Curiosity c Fear 9 A child brings a flower inside to show the class. The teacher says, “Tell us what made you choose this flower.” Written answer 10 A child asks, “Why does this float?” The teacher says, “Let’s test your idea.” a Curiosity b Fear c Play