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Bipartisanship & Curiosity, with Bob Mitchell

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Courtesy of Curiosity, with Rebecca Czarniecki

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“As adults, we don’t spend too long in observation. We tend to want to jump straight in to interpreting and what we think. It’s actually quite useful for us to take a step back, and just dwell in observation for a little bit, because those details that we notice will help fuel our curiosity.” ~ Claire Bown, @ThinkingMuseum

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