Curiosity
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Objective
I can reflect on what curiosity looks like to me and how I can be more curious in order to explore potential next steps for life after graduation.
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Warm-up video
Unknown Channel · 5:00
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Practice
7 questions
How would you define curiosity in your own words? What does it feel like to be curious?
Describe a time when your curiosity led you to discover something new or unexpected. What sparked your curiosity in that situation?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe a specific situation where you felt genuinely curious about a potential career path or educational opportunity after graduation. What questions did you ask, and what actions did you take to explore your curiosity? Identify one area related to life after graduation (e.g., travel, volunteering, entrepreneurship) where you currently feel a lack of curiosity. What is one small, actionable step you could take to spark your interest and explore this area further?”
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