How We Learn
At Curiosity's Child, we call our teachers Curiosity Curators — because that's exactly what they do. They don't stand at the front of a room and deliver lessons. They watch. They listen. They notice what lights a child up, and then they build an entire world around that spark.
One week, it might be dinosaurs. So suddenly there are fossils in the sensory table and we're mixing plaster of Paris to make our own excavation site. The next week, a child notices the moon is still visible in the morning sky and we spend three days talking about space. That's the magic of child-led learning. It's not random — it's deeply intentional. It just follows the child instead of a textbook.
