What makes a person "smart?" What is it about us that enables us to learn new skills and ideas? Is intelligence something that we are born with, or something that we can develop? This section will address the many definitions of intelligence and what it means for your child.
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Common Instruments That Measure Intelligence
A discussion of all possible IQ tests is beyond the scope of this book, so we will focus on the three most commonly used...
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The Role of Affect in Learning
After spending a decade researching the attributes of influential and motivating literacy teachers, Robert Ruddell...
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5 Tips for a Winner's Brain
Success: it's what every parent wants for their child, and according to two researchers, anyone is capable of achieving...
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Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
This is the ability to solve problems or fashion products using one's body. Highly developed bodily-kinesthetic...
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Developmental Changes in Epistemological Beliefs
As someone who learns new things every day, you undoubtedly have ideas about what "knowledge" and "learning" are. Such...
