Curiosity-Driven Problem Solving
Published 7/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.59 GB | Duration: 1h 27m
Published 7/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.59 GB | Duration: 1h 27m
Leverage curiosity to understand problems deeply and uncover strategies for solution through explorative thinking.
What you'll learn
Explore the profound impact of curiosity on brain development, and delve into the interconnectedness between motivation and curiosity.
Gain valuable insights into how curiosity fuels cognitive growth and enhances our capacity for knowledge acquisition and problem-solving.
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the different types of curiosity, and learn effective methods to discern and differentiate your own levels of curiosity
Acquire practical techniques and approaches that utilise curiosity as a powerful fuel to navigate challenges in both professional and educational settings.
Master curiosity as a guiding principle for problem-solving, collaboration, and continuous improvement in academia and work.
Requirements
No prior experience required. A strong desire for learning and exploration is all you need to excel this course.
Description
In this thought-provoking course, you will delve into the depths of human curiosity, exploring its origins, motivation, and the barriers that hinder its growth. By understanding the inner workings of curiosity, you will gain invaluable insights into how it shapes our thinking and problem-solving abilities.The course is structured into five engaging modules, each delving into a unique aspect of curiosity. In the first module, you will unravel the mysteries of dopamine and neuroplasticity, and discover how our brains are wired for curiosity. The second module, explores the various forms of curiosity and the factors that drive our motivation to seek knowledge. You will learn what type of curiosity is beneficial to you in different settings. Overcoming the obstacles that impede curiosity is the focus of the third module, Here, you will learn strategies to challenge biases, overcome assumptions, and leverage fear as a catalyst for curiosity. The fourth module introduces you to the key attributes and skills required to cultivate curiosity, that is, the power of observation, critical thinking, and questioning.Finally, the last module equips you with the tools to apply curiosity-driven problem-solving techniques both in professional and educational settings. Through captivating chapters, you will learn to navigate complexities, solve problems effectively, and embrace a curious mindset for continuous growth and brain development.No matter your background or experience, this course welcomes individuals who possess an intrinsic drive and motivation to learn and be more curious. Embark on this enriching learning journey, harness the power of curiosity, and unlock the door to endless possibilities. Let curiosity become your compass as you embark on a lifelong quest for knowledge and personal growth.
Overview
Section 1: What sparks our human desire to explore?
Lecture 1 How does our brain shape our curiosity?
Lecture 2 How do we actually get curious?
Section 2: What motivates us to be curious and explore?
Lecture 3 What is the relationship between motivation and curiosity?
Lecture 4 What types of curiosity can we identify with?
Section 3: What stops us from being curious?
Lecture 5 What are some barriers and how can we overcome them?
Lecture 6 How can we leverage fear to be more curious?
Section 4: What are the key attributes that foster curiosity?
Lecture 7 How to use observation to enhance curiosity?
Lecture 8 How to use critical thinking to enhance curiosity?
Lecture 9 How to use questioning to enhance curiosity?
Section 5: How does curiosity navigate complex problem solving?
Lecture 10 How to solve problems at work while being curious?
Lecture 11 How to solve problems while learning and being curious?
This course is designed for individuals who possess an innate drive and motivation to learn and cultivate their curiosity.