Dropping Knowledge

Video Notes:
Some of the many questions found around the world are about poverty, globalization, history, energy, genocide, and many more topics.
•*Even though everyone is different, we have the same problems.
•Important Question: How do you perceive the world around you?
•Bianca Jagger stated that we need the internet to talk to each other and to learn and understand each others’ culture.
Important Quotes:
•Ceasar L. McDowell—“Every effort to change the world starts with people asking question.”
•Jonathan Granoff—“Some brands are governments.”
Personal Questions:
•What caused so many different beliefs, values, and morals to develop around the world in the first place?
•Who were the people chosen for the “100 Questions?”


“The serious Need for Play”---Article
What benefits does “free-play” have?
•Crucial: helps cope with stress and develops cognitive skills
•Learn to share and make decisions for themselves
•Communication skills are grasped and language improvement
•Reliefs stress and anxiety.
•Makes them smarter and builds creativity
When there are no rules, the child uses their imagination and creativity and uses more regions in the brain. They try new activities and roles.
Personal Questions:
•On the animal testing, would the results have changed if it were a different animal besides a rat?
•Playing makes children smarter, but in what way?
Important Quotes:
•Elkind—“Curiosity, imagination and creativity are like muscles: if you don’t use them, you lose them.”
•Pellis—“A child who has had a rich exposure to social play experiences is more likely to become an adult who can manage unpredictable social situations.”

"How can playing with a question create a learning experience?"
Playing with a question can create a learning experience in many ways. I personally believe that by doing that, your mind creates various questions related to it that you eventually find answers for. Playing with just one question can lead to many more questions and answers that you never knew you had.