The Talk
3 Rules to Spark Learning
This is the spark. A brush with mortality sent me back to the classroom with three rules for putting curiosity first: curiosity comes before content, embrace the mess, and practice reflection. It is the talk that named the whole approach, the idea the book maps and the studio puts in your hands.
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The Spark Learning Process
One idea, three ways in.
Curiosity-first is not a slogan, it is a process. It shows up in three places: the talk that named it, the book that maps it, and the studio that puts it in your hands.
The whole story →3 Rules to Spark Learning
The spark. How a brush with mortality sent me back to the classroom with three rules for putting curiosity first.
Watch the talk →02 · The BookSpark Learning
The method. Research, stories, and ready-to-use templates for designing lessons that start with a question.
Read the book →03 · The StudioSpark Learning Inquiry Studio
The practice. Build a lesson as a six-step inquiry cycle, release each step when it is ready, and students follow along on any device.
Open the Studio →