The ability to achieve success in life given one's personal standards within one's sociocultural context.
What is Sternberg's Theory of Successful Intelligence.
100
Gardner's theory of intellect based on the view that people possess at least eight types of intelligence.
What is Multiple Intelligence Theory.
100
This is the ability to think on the spot to solve novel problems.
What is fluid intelligence?
100
HOME is the abbreviation for this particular measure
What is Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment
100
Balance on one foot and juggle three balls.
What is bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?
200
Analytical, Practical and Creative.
What are the three types of abilities for people to succeed.
200
Defining a difficult word such as Osseous.
What is Linguistic intelligence.
200
This is factual knowledge about the world
What is crystallized intelligence?
200
This is the most primary influence on a person's intelligence
What is family
200
This increases when children's emotional related self-beliefs are improved
What is increased adaptation at school, positive peer relations, grades etc
300
The mathematical problem ((2x4)+(3^2)+7))/3=8
What is Analytical ability.
300
Three types of intelligences according to Gardner.( besides Linguistic)
What are Spatial, Musical, and Naturalistic. (or others we will have written down).
300
This is the widely-used test designed to measure the intelligence of children 6 years and older
What is the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children
300
This is the rise in average IQ scores that has occurred over the past 75 years in many countries
What is the Flynn Effect
300
Draw a horse.
What is spatial intelligence?
400
Building a paper plane. (Activity-each group writes their answer on a piece of paper, and then makes a paper plane out of it. Throw it to the front of class).
What is Creative ability.
400
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligence had a big impact on ______
What is education.
400
A summary measure used to indicate a child's intelligence relative to that of other children of the same age.
What is intelligence quotient (IQ)
400
Having at least four kids in the family, mother not completing high school, and negative mother-child interactions are all examples of these in relation to IQ scores
What are risk factors
400
In general, across the US (K-2nd grade) more time is spent on this subject.
What is Reading or Literacy?
500
Mental abilities not measured on IQ tests, such as working as a team.
What is Practical ability.
500
brain damage and prodigies
What are pieces of evidence that Gardner used his theory.
500
The ability to inhibit actions, follow rules, and avoid impulse reactions
What is self-discipline
500
Test scores rising during the year and dropping during the summer is direct evidence of this type of influence
What is schooling
500
This intelligence is associated with students who are at or above grade level