what triggers learning? is it learning itself or the object of learning?

Question

my philosophy professor asked me this...i need help to complete my answers.

Answer 1

I believe it is a survival trait... Think of it this way we're all just starting to explore our surroundings...
Ogg "Ooooo! Whats this thing with paws, and long sharp te... Ahhhrrggg my arm!"
Bog "Note to self... things with paws, and long sharp teeth... Bad!"
Bog "I wonder what these plants are... Hmmm. Three leafs... neat white berries." ... Four hours later "Damn I am itchy..."

Answer 2

The object of learning because I think it has to pique (create an interest) in your curiosity in order to want to learn.

Answer 3

My opinion on what triggers learning is the object of learning, because the subject ussualy triger people interest people who like learning itself will not have problem on any subject however subject of interest is ussually what trigger one interest. and that subject itself can varies depending on each individual

Answer 4

Curiosity is the innate drive that causes the brain to evolve and grow. It is the physiological impulse to fulfill a never ending desire to understand our environment. Outside forces may encourage, or repress this natural desire. Poetically speaking; the flower will thrive in the light of knowledge, but die in the darkness of ignorance.

Answer 5

one of two things--either fear or curiosity

curiosity is obvious
fear is:
necessary to keep job
necessary to keep from flunking
to protect oneself
fear of failure
fear of injury

well, just fear, as you can imagine. The list can be endless

Answer 6

curiosity and the interest to learn.

Answer 7

The object is what makes us wonder...what is it? why does it? where does it? how does it ??????