Triarchic theory of intelligence

intangible (scientific theory, musical composition, and joke) or an original physical object (invention, literary work, architecture, painting). Creativity involves use of everyday capacities such as the association of ideas, memory, perception, analogical thinking and reflecting self-criticism. It involves not only a cognitive dimension (the generation of new ideas) but also motivation and emotion, and is closely linked to cultural context and personality factors. Theories of creativity:…

This theory identifies three bits of intelligence: analytical, creative, and practical. Analytical intelligence consists of applying knowledge and engaging self-adjustment. Michael’s analytical intelligence was strong in the area of self-reflection. He knew what he wanted and wasn’t going to let anything stop him. Sternberg says creative intelligence is generating useful solutions to problems in our everyday life(Berk). Oher’s creative intelligence was a little out of the norm…

BC4_TP_M2014EE007_HARSHILA 2. Culture shapes what intelligence means (Sternberg, Intelligence and culture ) Speak to 5 teachers/parents and try to understand their idea of intelligence. Find how they think it develops, what are the aspects intelligence? Is it god gifted or can it be developed? Write a reflective note on this exercise and draw from the literature to discuss the interplay of culture and intelligence. Introduction This term paper based on the intelligent and culture. We…

likely make them more satisfied. Often times, leaders who understand that there are multiple ways to motivate followers have a higher success rate when actually trying to motivate them (Hughes et al., 2014). One of the most well known motivational theories is Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, which can help explain why the Commandant has such a high success rate when motivating his…

For my middle childhood observation I observed one of my students in the class I volunteer for. He is a nine year old boy in the third grade. I observed his work habit and behavior during one of their English lessons. In the beginning of the lesson, he was quiet and wouldn’t talk to anyone. He would sit with his arms crossed and stared at the board. His face was red and his eyebrows were scrunched up together like he was mad or confused. During the middle of the lesson he was laying his head…

Standardized Testing Every single year 1.5 million American student’s hearts will beat a little faster as they hear the phrases such as: they will only have 55 minutes to complete the math section, they are only use a number two pencil, they must fill the bubbles in clearly and erase all incorrect marks. With the new innovation of electronic scantron answer sheets results are not only quicker, but there is no bias when grading the test. In California standardized testing begins when the child…

Socioemotional development in infancy play important roles in learning to communicate with others and organize our behaviors. They use crying, smiling and other facial expressions to show emotions. Primary emotions are present in humans and other mammals and usually appear in the first 6 months such as fear, joy, sadness and excitement until they later develop self-conscious emotions like jealousy, empathy, embarrassment and shame which is more prominent after 16 months after birth. These…

Standardized Testing What happened to the time when learning was about learning? At what point did the pressure to score well on a test affect a child’s education more than learning? Creativity in education has been eradicated, and kids are feeling more stress than ever before in history to score highly. According to the American Foundation of Suicide in 2003, before the education reform, the suicide rate was only 9.5; however, by 2013 after Common Core was integrated into the school system,…

To the best of my knowledge, none of the clients I knew were married. This then leads me to believe they have not experienced commitment, passion, or intimacy in a relationship-like way in which Sternberg talks about in his triarchic theory of love (Santrock, 2008, p. 440). Not having relationships like this can lead to isolation, in Erikson’s stage of intimacy vs isolation (Santrock, 2008, p. 438). I think this was a big problem amongst the group of clients I worked with because…

Kali Belonga UG TA: Jessica Hajdukiewicz Grad TA: Liz Newbury Question/Prompt 2 Non-complaint or defiant behavior is a large concern for many teachers and caregivers. These types of behavior, not only can disrupt learning, but also affect interactions between the defiant child and both teachers and peers. When Lora Bird was faced with a seemingly defiant student, she could have gone down two different paths: she could have labeled the child as deviant and sent her to a counselor, or…