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Разбудите любопытство

Любопытство, возможно, самый сильный фактор мотивации. В японских школах ученикам сначала рассказывают о задаче или проблеме. Они увлекаются ею. Так естественным образом возникает любопытство. В американских школах новую информацию или навык предлагают без провоцирования изначального интереса.