How to Build a 'Curious Dinner Table' for Your Kids

The dinner table is the most underutilized educational space in modern households. With screens resting beside plates, families eat in parallel silence. By introducing gamified quriosity, you can turn dinners into hubs of discovery.

Swapping "How was your day?" for "What did you ask?"

Standard questions yield standard answers ("Good", "Fine", "Nothing"). Instead, Nobel laureate Isidor Rabi's mother used to ask him: "Did you ask a good question today, Izzy?" Shifting the focus to inquiry changes what kids look out for during the day.