Learning driven by curiosity for its own sake is what kind of learning, per Phillip Brown?
AAcquisitive learning
BRepetitive learning
CInquisitive learning
DCredential learning
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Inquisitive learning
1. Brown contrasts two motivations.
2. Intrinsic motivation such as curiosity is inquisitive learning.
3. Acquisitive learning is driven by high scores and credentials.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inquiry-based learning, Inquisitive learning_
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