In learning, curiosity is everything.
Is education's ruling class killing it?
When Emily was a toddler, she was into everything: books, flower pots, coasters, ink pens, junk mail, eating utensils – anything within her reach piqued her interest. Like most toddlers, Emily wasn't just being a pest; she was curious. At that age, everything was new to her, and she had a strong desire to learn.
Curiosity is the innate desire to know, un…
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