Intelligence collection management

Different Educational Conversations Education takes many different forms. It does not always have to involve an academic setting with a person who takes the role of a dominant teacher passing on known information to students that are not knowledgeable in the subject. Education also take place in a peer-to-peer conversation, in other words among those with equal amounts of knowledge who exchange ideas and/or perspectives. Education, in my theory, is when people become present in each other’s…

Discussion 4: Strategies – Six Thinking Hats Explanation of the theory Using six thinking hats strategy is a simple, effective parallel thinking process that helps people to be more productive, focused, and mindfully involved. Essentially, by utilizing these caps, we will have the capacity to assist thinking process of the students. The strategy was published by Edward de Bono in 1985 as a conceptual method for effective team meetings, problem solving, decision making and evaluation. In other…

they can't change no matter how hard they try. Charlie Gordon is a full grown man with an IQ of 68 and the only thing he wants is to be smart, but with a score like Charlie's you would be considered mentally inadequate. Charlie cannot change his intelligence because of mental restrictions until he is offered a surgery that can triple his IQ, and when he hears about the opportunity he jumps on it, he is very eager to begin his transformation into becoming smart.There for Charlie should take the…

My path to acquiring intelligence is a testament that disproves the general belief that smart people are innately intelligent. Indeed, there are people who see information once and are able to recall it verbatim, but that is not the case for everyone, not even Asians. Contrary to popular belief, it is not just “brains” that aid a person in academic education. In order to succeed, a person needs have unwavering determination. My life’s story is all about determination, although my academic…

3.0 Gifted Learner: 3.1 Who is a gifted learner? When describing young gifted children there is no definition that best describes them. However, gifted children by definition are, “Children who give evidence of high-performance capability in areas such as intellectual, creative, artistic, leadership capacity, or specific academic fields, and who require services or activities not ordinarily provided by the school in order to fully develop such capabilities.” 3.2 How does the gifted learner’s…

When considering the factors affecting a child’s socialization, bias and stereotyping are factors that mostly are overlooked but still exist. I come from a minority cultural and ethnic group in the multicultural America. I am a South Asian Muslim and personally, I feel my children are always trying to “fit-in” among their friends at school. For example, my younger child never knew that he is “brown” until he was called brown by kids in kindergarten at school. Before he started pre-school, he was…

Forget it and drive on is a saying that has valuable qualities behind it. The qualities involve patience, forgiveness, and selflessness. We learn these qualities from our own experiences. However, these qualities are not easy to apply in everyday life. It is something we have to consistently remind ourselves to practice. We have to remind ourselves that we are no more important than anyone else. The three articles I read prove the importance of patience, forgiveness, and selflessness. The…

Abstract Children with a lateralization well defined have a good organization psychomotor that allows them to perform better some learning tasks, how to coordinate the movement of the hand with the gaze to write, among others. It also facilitates the understanding of spatial concepts. By doing so, it is important to good development lateralization for learning children. The development of laterality homogeneous and well defined: that our eye, ear, hand and foot that we use preferably are of the…

Piaget based his theory around cognitive development and states that the needs of the whole child must satisfied. He focuses on studies of mental processes which include how people perceive, think, learn and remember. He focused on the constructive perspective, in which, he sees learning as a construction (Dahl, 1996, P.2). Piaget saw children as little scientists and he stated that an active child requires knowledge through self-evaluation and they use what they have previously learnt to form…

A daily activity done by almost every human being in the world requires using several aspects of your brain. Your brain is what helps you complete the simple and over-used action which is called, driving. Driving takes proper training and tests before being able to safely drive on your own. It comes with practice and theory learning. Nevertheless, your brain is helping you in every way possible. There are at least seven brain structures/regions/lobes that are used while driving. The list…