Asking Open, Authentic Questions: The Science of Curiosity @greatergoodsciencecenter
Asking Open, Authentic Questions: The Science of Curiosity  @greatergoodsciencecenter
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Scott Shigeoka, creative consultant, speaker, and the author of SEEK: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World, speaks with Amy L. Eva, Ph.D., Associate Education Director at the Greater Good Science Center.

This meeting was the first of a four-part series, How to Improve Relationships in Schools: Bridging Differences through Curiosity, Empathy, Humility, and Forgiveness. In these virtual workshops with guest experts and leading researchers, educators learned about the science of curiosity, empathy, humility, and forgiveness, and how to build the key capacities to promote care, connection, and understanding in our schools.

Find research-based practices, events, and online courses for educators at Greater Good in Education: ggie.berkeley.edu.
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