…as a highly educated college administrator would easily be able to do this, but it is not just about intellectual ability. A person’s attitudes, beliefs, and emotional and interpersonal intelligence…
…category where instructors disparaged students individually or collectively. Students were disparaged for their lack of intelligence, gender, or appearance, as well as for their opinions. When the disparaging humor targeted…
…students to develop empathy and emotional intelligence as well as see, via their results, their preferences about working with and in groups. One nice feature of this activity is that…
…groups. How much the introvert participates will depend upon the temperament of the other members. Extroverts who recognize the intelligence of the introvert can encourage him to be more active…
…“An accent is not a measurement of intelligence. An accent is just somebody speaking your language with the rules of theirs.” Being aware of my accent and my students’ relationship…
…Carol Dweck. A growth mindset about intelligence leads students to persist through obstacles. This effort is seen as a way to improve or master content, and feedback is seen as…
…decreases student anxiety, while simultaneously increasing their self-confidence and overall success (Bosher & Pharris, 2009). Ultimately, affirming students’ intelligence and giving them permission to reach whatever outcome they have imagined…
…necessity, a fact of life, and a premium in these interesting times. However, Fitzgerald’s assertion that we have to have a “first-rate intelligence,” so as not to be paralyzed by…
