That's a great insight! It reminds me of a story my dad shared with me a long time ago. When he was in early grades, his teacher gave gold-star equivalents to the kids who asked the best questions. Not the ones who have the best answers. Also, when Isidor Rabi (1944 Nobel laureate in physics) was asked to what he attributed his success, he answered that it was his mom asking him each day when he got home from school, "Did you ask a good question today?"