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What’s Your CQ (Curiosity Quotient) and Why Does it Matter?
The document emphasizes the importance of curiosity in the educational process, particularly in math classes, highlighting that curiosity is a strong predictor of success. It discusses various strategies to foster curiosity, such as asking questions and challenging conventional thinking. Additionally, it proposes a unit of study focused on curiosity, with lessons aimed at developing students' questioning skills and understanding their significance in learning.
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