Curiosity is a nebulous trait. Unlike tangible skills such as mastery of multiplication facts, curiosity is hard to quantify and measure. Regardless of its' ethereal nature, we know curiosity is one of the key ingredients to cultivating life long learning. Fostering curiosity in all students promotes a society of on-going innovation and improvement as students become adults. At ULS, this understanding of the importance of curiosity is at the core of our curriculum and teaching methods. Our teachers are experts at flaming the fires of curiosity in ULS students. Read more about the importance of cultivating curiosity in this PBS article.
Let's Find Out! Three Tips to Raising Curious Kids.
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