Space for curiosity

Keywords

Curiosity, Space (punctuation), Epistemology, Everyday life, Psychology

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Cited by

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• War Stories': morality, curiosity, enthusiasm and commitment as facilitators of SME owners' engagement in low carbon transitionsPeter North, Alexander Nurse — 2014
• History and philosophy of geography IIIRichard C. Powell — 2015
• Teaching critical reflexivity in short-term international field courses: practices and problemsMichael R. Glass — 2015
• Playful and multi-sensory fieldwork: seeing, hearing and touching New YorkRichard Phillips — 2015
• Curiosity, place and wellbeing: encouraging place-specific curiosity as a ‘way to wellbeing’Richard Phillips, Bethan Evans, Stuart Muirhead — 2015
• Implementing Guided Inquiry to Improve Curiosity Of Student Learning In Biology of Class XI IPA SMA Al Muayyad Academic Year 2014/2015Siti Syarifah Nurfauziyah, Bowo Sugiharto Marjono — 2016
• ‘Don't Show the Play at the Football Ground, Nobody Will Come’: The Micro-Sociality of Co-Produced Research in an English Provincial CityBen Rogaly — 2016
• Lost in the ‘churn’? Locating neighbourliness in a transient neighbourhoodKathy Burrell — 2016
• Understanding emotional geographies experienced during international fieldwork leading to effective learning and teaching strategiesDavid Simm, Alan Marvell — 2016
• Curiosity and experience design: developing the desire to know and explore in ways that are sociable, embodied and playfulShih-Mei Lee — 2016
• Of Makerspaces and Hacklabs: Emergence, Experiment and Ontological Theatre at the Edinburgh Hacklab, ScotlandThomas S.J. Smith — 2017
• The Creative Conundrum: a site-specific approach to the policy and practice of heritage and change on the Jurassic CoastFrances Elisabeth Rylands — 2017
• Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning across Disciplines: Comparative Theory and Practice in SchoolsGillian Kidman, Niranjan Casinader — 2017
• Idiots, Ideologues, and Just Plain Interested: The Individuals who Engage in Amateur Waterboarding on the InternetMyles Balfe — 2018
• Emotional geographies experienced during international fieldwork: an evaluation of teaching and learning strategies for reflective assessmentAlan Marvell, David Simm — 2018
• Development Instrument’s Learning of Physics Through Scientific Inquiry Model Based Batak Culture to Improve Science Process Skill and Student’s CuriosityDerlina Derlina, Putri Syahreni Harahap, Mara Bangun Harahap — 2018
• Museum spaces and experiences for children – ambiguity and uncertainty in defining the space, the child and the experienceJo Birch — 2018
• Improving the Concept Understanding and Scientific Attitudes through the Implementation of Scientific ApproachSyarifah Rita Zahara, Abdul Gani Haji, Muhammad Syukri — 2018
• Being surprised and surprising ourselves: A geography of personal and social changeDragos Simandan — 2018

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• An Exploratory Study of Curiosity in Three-, Four- and Five-Year-Old ChildrenMartha M. Foote — 1985
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