"Curiosity" by William J. O`Malley, S.J.

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“Curiosity” by William J. O’Malley, S.J.

“Curiosity” by William J. O’Malley, S.J.

 Generic Question # 1  What was the point or thesis of the book/article? Can I put it into a declarative sentence?

 In order to be totally happy, successful, and fulfilled human beings, people must continue to ask “Why?” and be curious about the world  Human life begins to die when we stop asking “why?”  Generic Question # 2  What was the most important thing I learned? (or was it same-old, same-old?)

“Curiosity” by William J. O’Malley, S.J.

 Education/Learning  Begins with puzzlement, curiosity  Continues with reflection on lived experience  Schooling/Endurance  Begins when a bell rings  The Four D’s to be “Successful” in life  Discipline  Drive  Determination  Dream (imagination, curiosity)

“Curiosity” by William J. O’Malley, S.J.

  “What are people for?” 1.

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  The answer will make us happy, successful, and fulfilled Learning – the capacity to understand, reason Loving – willingness to sacrifice our lives Growing – ability to become more and more fully human (learning and loving)  Barriers to total fulfillment as humans School, parents Curiosity has its costs or price  Curiosity requires risks and vulnerability

“Curiosity” by William J. O’Malley, S.J.