Critical Skills – Curiosity

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“Curiosity: “a strong desire to know or learn something.” (according to Oxford)

Curiosity: “desire to know: a : inquisitive interest in others’ concerns : nosiness The construction inside their house aroused the curiosity of their neighbors. b : interest leading to inquiry intellectual curiosity Her natural curiosity led her to ask more questions.” (Merriam Webster)

Curiosity: “Curiosity is the state of being curious: inquisitive, wondering, ready to poke around and figure something out. The word used to mean “very, very careful,” and only in the last few hundred years turned into a word expressing the desire to know more. Maybe that’s because when you’re poking around in secret business, you need to be very, very careful. We also call weird things curiosities, like a phone shaped like a duck, or a shark in a jar.” (says vocabulary.com)”

Headings:

Curiosity and Knowledge

Curiosity is an Attitude

Is Curiosity a Skill?

Curiosity in the Skill Graph

Exploring Skills

Ibbaka Posts on critical skills

• Critical Skills – What are critical skills anyway?

• Critical skills for the future of work – Is trust a skill?

• Critical skills – Sketching

• Critical skills for the future of work – Conversation

• Critical skills for the future of work – Managing trade offs

• Critical Skills – What are critical thinking skills?

• Critical Skills – Empathy

• Critical skills for the future of work – making connections

• Critical Skills – Learning

• Critical Skills – Play

• Critical Skills – Problem Solving

• Critical Skills – Reflection

• Critical Skills for Data Literacy

• Critical Skills for Digital Transformation

• Critical Skills – Curiosity