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"All the knowledge in the curriculum is a product of someone's hopes, fears, passions or ingenuity. If we want students to learn that knowledge in a manner that will make it meaningful and memorable, then we need to bring it to life for them in the context of those hopes, fears, passions or ingenuity. The great agent that will allow us to achieve this routinely in everyday classrooms is the imagination."
"All the knowledge in the curriculum is a product of someone's hopes, fears, passions or ingenuity. If we want students to learn that knowledge in a manner that will make it meaningful and memorable, then we need to bring it to life for them in the context of those hopes, fears, passions or ingenuity. The great agent that will allow us to achieve this routinely in everyday classrooms is the imagination."
Kieran Egan and Gillian Judson. Imagination and the Engaged Learner
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