Back to resources Article Contents Driving Thrilling Discussion with Curiosity February 24, 2020 Author: Read time: 1 min Share This Article Copy Link Share on Linkedin Share on X Share via Email On Packback, Roschella Stephens shares how students’ curiosity drives them to ask questions and learn more about the class content When Roschella Stephens introduced Packback, she instantly noticed students following their curiosity by asking more thorough and thought-provoking questions than she had seen in previous courses. “I think they were able to learn a little bit more about the topic [using Packback] than when I gave them specific information to answer,” says Stephens. “I’ve been so excited and thrilled with Packback.” INSTITUTION Central Piedmont Community College DEPARTMENT Health Sciences COURSE Health Care/Resources SIZE 18 Students “Packback has made a huge impact on the discussion board discussions for my students. This year I have seen such curiosity from my students, from the types of questions that they ask [to] how they’ve delved into the content. From an instructor’s standpoint, it was fun to read and to see all of the information that the students were finding about the different topics.” Community Stats QUESTIONS 98 AVG CURIOSITY SCORE 77.7 RESPONSES 167 AVG WORDS PER POST 155 More Faculty Spotlights You might be interested in… Implementing Technology in College Classrooms When Dr. Kaston Anderson-Carpenter steps in front of his psychology class at Michigan State University, he… Read More CEO Mike Shannon at the ASU GSV Summit “We are reversing education’s fast-answer epidemic, reviving the life skill of asking great questions by… Read More
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