Gerald Graff mentioned critical points about intellectualism. He mentions that schools fail in providing students with materials of their interests. Graff learned the principles of intelligence by reading sport magazines, even though sports are considering a waste among many educators. I agree that schools need to let students read and write about what interests them. Even if the subject is not considered to be “intellectual,” the student can make it work.
Graff argues that street smarts beat out book smarts because they satisfy an intellectual thirst. I agree to this because street smarts actually put effort on their interest. In my opinion, street smarts are more creative in their interests. I believe that street smarts learn from experience
Graff argues that street smarts beat out book smarts because they satisfy an intellectual thirst. I agree to this because street smarts actually put effort on their interest. In my opinion, street smarts are more creative in their interests. I believe that street smarts learn from experience