Create Youth Knowledge Seekers
Some young people get caught up in unproductive activities. An example of this might be a young person that comes home from school and sits in front of a computer game for hours. As mentors, we must provide experiences that will spark their curiosity and interest in other activities. Give them opportunities to learn about their world.
Blog & Topic Questions: Motivated Knowledge Seeker
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Music: Homecoming, by SLPSTRM. We have an Artlist license agreement to use the music.
Video Footage:
Criminal using flashlight and looking around house at night while holding crowbar, By Dan Ludeman, Artlist
Criminal holding crowbar walking up to front door of house, By Dan Ludeman, Artlist
Wood Sawdust Electric Screwdriver Screwing, By Timothy McGlinchey, Artlist
Little boy playing a game with a game controller, By Ivan Nikolaev Atanasov, Artlist
Football Soccer Footie Team, By Ross Hillier, Artlist
Animation Digital Smart House Cell Phone, By Frame Stock Footage, Artlist
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Questions:
How would you evaluate your motivation to be a knowledge seeker?
How would you improve your ability to find new interests in life?
For more questions, please visit our blog: https://www.learningpursuit.org/blog/motivated-knowledge-seeker
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