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Gaining emotional intelligence in addition to academics is superior to solely having a high IQ score. American culture cultivates public school systems that teach classes focused on academics. In many cases emotional intelligence is left for the student to figure out on his or her own, or through trial and error in response to disciplinary techniques. Under this system there are frequent cases where a person becomes highly intelligent, or book smart, but isn’t equally balanced in emotional intelligence

The Science of Fear by Daniel Gardner, the aspects of human's response to fear are explained in four different groups. When people experience fear, naturally they come together with the people who share similar beliefs (Gardner 15). Gardner describes this gravitation as “group polarization” and with this comes confirmation bias. When the groups of people come together with the bias they hold to be true if confirmed and strengthened by those who share them (Gardner 15). The actions of these groups

1. Theories of Multiple Intelligences: Howard Gardner proposed the theory of multiple intelligences in his book, "Frames of Mind" in 1983 (Smith, 2006). Initially, Gardner spoke of seven intelligences and later added two. The first two are considered fundamental and most revered in the public school system, they are Linguistic intelligence and Logical-Mathematic intelligence. Linguistic intelligence includes the capability to use, speak and learn languages and words. Logical-Mathematic intelligence

things to improve her life and the lives of others. Oprah came from rough beginnings only to become a successful person. Oprah Winfrey was born on January 29th, 1954 in Mississippi (Gardner 54). She was an honor student at a high school in Nashville and she even got a scholarship to Tennessee State University (Gardner 54). But, Oprah had a rough home life. She lived with her grandmother and mother and her grandma would abuse her (Flanagan). Later on, she moved with her mother to Milwaukee and later

mankind and the animals who watched him die. Basically this means that grendel had faced his faith, his “accident”, so will all mankind and the animals who will have an “accident” as well. “Animals gather around me, enemies of old, to watch me die (Gardner 12).” The animals who were his first enemies and have all gathered around where he was so they would make him understand how it was like to watch their kind all die by the hand of Grendel. Grendel though believing that his death just like other events

Hrothgar, the ruler of the Danes, places the people of his city as the highest priority. Not being timid to present emotions along with wisdom and admirability are certain qualities held by Hrothgar. Additionally, he lacks vigor to physically combat his civilian enemies, as he displays the aspects of an aging ruler. Hrothgar displays that he is not a careless king in terms of his people, showing grievance to the victims of Grendel’s hand, “Hrothgar, their lord, sat joyless/ In Herot, a mighty prince

activities 1. The theory of multiple intelligences With the theory of multiple intelligences (MI theory) as a basic philosophy, the learning style is evidently used in most pedagogical practices including learning alphabet H/h and the nature walk. Gardner stretched “the word intelligence beyond its customary application

himself louder and slower, but “even [then] he didn’t know what [Grendel] was saying” (Gardner, 83). While Grendel did not have good intentions, his motives were unclear to Unferth and the other humans as he tried to speak to them. Although Unferth did not need to ask what Grendel was planning on doing, the capability to communicate is clearly lacking. An outside source could be of help. The Shaper, a man

used at the same time, in contrast to the correlation of all intelligences". The most famous and authentic theory in this regard was presented by famous developmental psychologist Howard Earl Gardner in his book "Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences" (1983). In explaining his theory, Gardner proclaimed that human mind has at least eight intellectual capacities to solve

Gardner using economic theory to justify your answer. Economic theory suggests that price should be equal to MC to achieve allocative efficiency. P = 28 - 0.0008Q MC = 0.0012Q 28 - 0.0008Q = 0.0012Q 28 = 0.002Q Q = 14,000 P = 28 - 0.0008(14,000) P = 28 -