Cultivating Curiosity

We need students who ask questions. We need students who challenge assumptions. We need students who wonder. We need students with a thirst for understanding. We need students who want to find better ways. We need students who reject the status quo. We need students who don’t believe everything they read. We need students who fight against injustice. We need students who don’t accept that “that’s just the way it is.” Continue reading Cultivating Curiosity

Analysis Paralysis

I started last week’s presentation on Google Docs with this xkcd cartoon. I’ve commented many times that my smartphone replaced more than half a dozen devices that I used to carry around with me. I no longer need a digital camera, digital video camera, mp3 player, navigation system, PDA, or wristwatch. I have access to the Internet all the time. But even if I didn’t, … Continue reading Analysis Paralysis