What are Gardner's assertions about the seven basic intelligences?
What will be an ideal response?
What are Gardner's assertions about the seven basic intelligences?
Gardner asserts that: (a) all persons possess all seven intelligences; (b) people are capable of developing
each to an adequate level of competency; (c) intelligences can work together in complex ways; and, (d)
there are many ways to be intelligent within each category.
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his academic endeavors. He is well liked by his teachers and has a small circle of close friends. Nathan views himself as being inferior to his peers because of his small stature and his lack of athletic abilities. However this view is not shared by his friends. The labeling process that best describes Nathan's view is a. formal labeling b. peer-imposed labeling c. self-imposed labeling d. culturally-imposed labeling
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The Wabash study measured how much college students change over their four years of higher education. True or False?
Block accessories of little people, animals, or cars:
a) Keep children in the block center longer b) Promote children’s creativity in building c) Should be stored separately from the blocks d) Are not necessary if you have enough blocks
One likely methodological target of valid criticism in published educational research is:
A) sample size B) data analysis C) instrumentation D) sample selection