Sherry Martens, Kathryn Crawford
Abstract
An important aspect of bringing innovation to education is supporting children's own innovative thinking. Teachers are finding that escape room activities can provoke children's wonder and determination to pursue their curiosity, which builds a foundation for innovators of the future.
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An important aspect of bringing innovation to education is supporting children's own innovative thinking. Teachers are finding that escape room activities can provoke children's wonder and determination to pursue their curiosity, which builds a foundation for innovators of the future.
Key concepts: Wonder, Curiosity, Foundation (evidence), Psychology, Pedagogy, Aesthetics, Mathematics education, Social psychology