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An Analysis of Multiple Intelligences by Howard Gardner and Bodily Kinesthetic
language
Linguistics
Psychology
Science
1983 marked the year when Howard Gardener’s influential theory of Multiple Intelligences was first published. Gardner states that individuals learn most effectively through one of his eight intelligences. The eight intelligences Gardner has proposed so far are: Linguistic. Mathematical/Logical, Naturalistic, Spatial, Bodily/Kinesthetic, Musical, Interpersonal, and Intrapersonal. Each individual possesses all eight, Gardner theorizes, but most…
Classifying Students
Student
According to studies, students can be classified into three categories: very hard working, moderately hard working and goof-offs. Very hard working; those kinds of students are considering their lessons important. They always pay attention to their courses and they study to their courses daily. Every day, they come to class early and sit on the…
Organization analysis: case study of McDonald’s
Mcdonalds
Organization
Study
The organizational structure can be considered as the viewing glass or perspective which individuals consider their organization and its environment as. It usually affects the organizational actions as well as the management operations (Jacobides, 2007; Ouchi, 1977; Buchanan and Huczynski, 2010). This report aims to discuss the organizational structure and to find out the relationship…
School To Work System
School
Vocational education
There is a new system called S. T. W (school-to-work) introduced by Marc Tucker, the president of the National Center of Education and the economy. This scheme however, is not totally valid or at least this is the case for Phyllis Schlafly, the president of the eagle forum and the publisher of the monthly Education…
Money doesn’t talk, it swears
language
Semantics
Teacher
vocabulary
William Shakespeare
“Money doesn’t talk, it swears. ” Many of the most brilliant minds throughout time have used profanity. Shakespeare’s best works were revised and edited in order to remove the numerous curse words or obscene phrases he included. The harmless use of profanity in an informal setting should not be penalized, by the assignment of an…
Comparison on Traditional and Simplified Chinese Hanzi, Korean Hanja and Japanese Kanji
Korean
Tradition
Introduction Both the Korean Hanja and the Japanese Kanji were derived from the Chinese Hanzi, hence they are still alike in many areas to its predecessor (Kim, 1997). However, some alterations and differences were made to suit both countries’ grammar and phonetics. Hanja is not pronounced the way the Chinese pronounce them. Presently, Hanja is…
Rhetorical analysis: teens and tattoos
Rhetoric
Tattoo
To summarize, “On Teenagers and Tattoos” declares that most teens get piercing and tattoos as a way of standing out and being unique. It states that piercing and tattoos are a way for teens to take control over their body and decorate it the way the want it to look. Martin suggests tattoos are a…
How to Write an Analytical
How to Write
If you are reading this text, you definitely need to write one more essay assignment. You have already written myriads of essays of different types and now you are faced with the new one – analytical essay. Come on and check it out how to write an analytical essay. What is an analytical essay? The…
My Thinking in Regards to My Own Teaching Career
Early childhood education
Teaching
Introduction This essay seeks to focus on two main concepts that have influenced my thinking in regards to my own teaching career. My personal interest in the two concepts have opened up a window of opportunity for me to critically evaluate the overlapping influences that have impacted my teaching as a new born lecturer in…
Comparison and Contrast to A Doll House
Child
human communication
language
“A Doll House” by Isben Nora and Torvald’s speech patterns point to Nora’s Childish behavior. Nora speaks in a very childish manner. She uses the word “Pooh” as a way of saying “whatever” in a conversation of much importance. She is using a childish word to ignore an adult problem. She also says “Who cares…