Interpersonal Intelligence: The Social Butterfly
Posted in Teaching on June 19, 2017
Are you really good at making friends? Are you that person with whom your friends always confide? Are you great at sales? If you describe yourself as a “people person,” you have an interpersonal intelligence profile. The Progressive, Modern Understanding of Intelligence Throughout much of history, intelligence has been thought of as the general capacity Read More »
Updated: The Best-Selling Udemy Courses of 2018
Posted in Udemy on June 19, 2017
Want to start learning online? You've come to the right place. Udemy is the largest global community of online learners with nearly 14 million members and this page lists the best Udemy courses for 2018. At the time of publication, over 45,000 different courses have been taught by expert instructors on the Udemy platform. How Read More »
Intrapersonal Intelligence: Achieving Self-Awareness
Posted in Teaching on June 18, 2017
Of the 8 intelligence profiles identified in the 1999 edition of Howard Gardner’s book “Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,” Intrapersonal Intelligence is the hardest to define. Gardner is a psychologist and Harvard graduate whose theory of Multiple Intelligences revolutionized modern psychology. His theory divides the strengths of individuals into 8 categories. Although these Read More »
The Best Microscopes for Kids & Teens: Buyer Guide by Educators
Posted in Reviews on June 5, 2017
I see the requests everywhere. Just the other day I read a Facebook comment, “Anyone know anything about purchasing a good kids MICROSCOPE for BIOLOGY – one that doesn’t cost you a first born or the price of a nice used car?” Earlier that week I saw another request. This time the parent had already Read More »
Educational Movies Both Parents and Kids Can Enjoy
Posted in Parenting on May 30, 2017
Do you remember the first time you went to the cinema? The outside world fading to black, the lights rising on a story, the spectacular kaleidoscopic colors breathing life into an entirely new world? Maybe you do, maybe you don’t. Either way, you’ll almost certainly recall the feeling of watching a film as only a Read More »