Wonder Quest Trivia Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Wonder Quest Trivia ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of 'Wonder Quest' with this fun quiz game! by Elizabeth 1 What is wonder at the origin of? a Curiosity b Knowledge c reality-based conciousness 2 Wonder is a principle, not a consequence a True b False c Neither 3 Wonder is proposed as a theory of learning. a True b False c Neither 4 What differentiates curiosity and wonder? a Wonder is to explain the unexpected. Curiosity is know the already known. b Wonder is the urge to know more. Curiosity is the desire to know the unknown. c Wonder is the desire to known the unknown. Curiosity is the urge to know more. 5 What is one of the properties of "being" of a thing that triggers wonder in children? a fascination b beauty c color 6 Which of the following combinations is believed to provide the optimal conditions for learning? a Structure, repetition, performance, and measurable outcomes b Wonder, beauty, sensitivity, and secure attachment c Curiosity, discipline, competition, and goal setting 7 In the context of the Wonder Approach, how is wonder primarily understood in relation to human learning? a As a meeting point between volition ("desire") and cognition ("to know") b As a natural curiosity that must be replaced by structured knowledge acquisition c As a technique used by neuroeducators to improve memory retention in children 8 What does the Wonder Approach suggest is essential for effective learning in young children? a Allowing children to explore freely without any adult intervention b Providing an attachment figure to mediate between the child and reality. c Relying on digital tools to replace traditional teaching methods

Froggy Jumps

Wonder Quest Trivia ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of 'Wonder Quest' with this fun quiz game!

by Elizabeth

What is wonder at the origin of?

Curiosity

Knowledge

reality-based conciousness

Wonder is a principle, not a consequence

True

False

Neither

Wonder is proposed as a theory of learning.

True

False

Neither

What differentiates curiosity and wonder?

Wonder is to explain the unexpected. Curiosity is know the already known.

Wonder is the urge to know more. Curiosity is the desire to know the unknown.

Wonder is the desire to known the unknown. Curiosity is the urge to know more.

What is one of the properties of "being" of a thing that triggers wonder in children?

fascination

beauty

color

Which of the following combinations is believed to provide the optimal conditions for learning?

Structure, repetition, performance, and measurable outcomes

Wonder, beauty, sensitivity, and secure attachment

Curiosity, discipline, competition, and goal setting

In the context of the Wonder Approach, how is wonder primarily understood in relation to human learning?

As a meeting point between volition ("desire") and cognition ("to know")

As a natural curiosity that must be replaced by structured knowledge acquisition

As a technique used by neuroeducators to improve memory retention in children

What does the Wonder Approach suggest is essential for effective learning in young children?

Allowing children to explore freely without any adult intervention

Providing an attachment figure to mediate between the child and reality.

Relying on digital tools to replace traditional teaching methods

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Wonder Quest Trivia ChallengeOnline version

by Elizabeth

What is wonder at the origin of?

Wonder is a principle, not a consequence

Wonder is proposed as a theory of learning.

What differentiates curiosity and wonder?

What is one of the properties of "being" of a thing that triggers wonder in children?

Which of the following combinations is believed to provide the optimal conditions for learning?

In the context of the Wonder Approach, how is wonder primarily understood in relation to human learning?

What does the Wonder Approach suggest is essential for effective learning in young children?

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