The Three Rules to Spark Learning

First
Curiosity.
This drives people to ask questions. Does everything work? If not what? Why?

Second
Trial and Error.
"If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again." William Edward Hickson

Third
Reflection.
Self-evaluation is vital to projects, we have to know how to self-critique.

If teachers embraced humanity's basic need for curiosity they could bring a little more meaning and imagination to their students.

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