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It encourages curiosity and a sense of wonder in students from "summary" of The Way of Mindful Education by Daniel Rechtschaffen

Encouraging curiosity and a sense of wonder in students is a fundamental aspect of mindful education. When students are curious, they are more engaged and motivated to learn. Curiosity drives them to ask questions, explore new ideas, and seek understanding. By fostering a sense of wonder, educators can ignite a passion for learning that goes beyond mere memorization of facts. Wonder inspires students to delve deeper into a subject, to ponder its mysteries, and to appreciate its beauty. In a mindful classroom, curiosity and wonder are nurtured through various practices such as mindfulness exercises, reflective journaling, and experiential learning. Mindfulness helps students develop a sense of openness and receptivity to the world around them. Through mindfulness, students learn to approach their studies with a beginner's mind, free from preconceived notions or judgments. This attitude of openness allows students to see things in a new light, sparking their curiosity and w...
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    The Way of Mindful Education

    Daniel Rechtschaffen

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