Learning to look at a problem differently.
When an idea feels stuck, change the question. Another perspective can reveal a possibility you have overlooked.
Open a new perspective05 / KNOWLEDGE HUB
Explore. Discover. Think deeply.
A space for curious students, thoughtful parents, and educators. Follow a question. Find a perspective. Make room for a new idea.
3 PERSPECTIVES TO EXPLORE
Helping children think independently.
Guidance can leave room for a child’s own judgment. Discover small ways to make space for independent thought.
Open a new perspective
The power of asking better questions.
A useful question opens a conversation. Move from noticing, to wondering, to finding evidence.
Open a new perspectiveA LITTLE BRAIN GYM
Is the first answer
the only answer?
A plant by a window grows taller. What else might explain the difference?
Pause. Notice.
What would you investigate?
Water, soil, and plant type could also matter. Change one condition while keeping the others consistent. Then compare the evidence.
A QUESTION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START