Long Answers

Question 1

Gardeners theory of 9 intelligence
Linguistic Intelligence:

Answer 1

Skill with words and language (poets or
writers)

Question 2

Gardeners theory of 9 intelligence
2- logical-mathematical intelligence:

Answer 2

ability to think logically and solve
math related problems (scientists or mathematics)

Question 3

Gardeners theory of 9 intelligence
musical,

Answer 3

the ability to create, comprehend, and appreciate musical patterns and sounds.

Question 4

bodily-kinesthetic,

Answer 4

the ability to use one’s body and hands effectively to solve problems or create products

Question 5

Gardeners theory of 9 intelligence
spatial,

Answer 5

the ability to perceive and manipulate visual information, including spatial relationships and mental images

Question 6

interpersonal,

Answer 6

the ability to understand and interact effectively with others, including their moods, motivations, and desires

Question 7

intrapersonal

Answer 7

the ability to understand oneself and one’s own thoughts, feelings, and motivations.

Question 8

naturalistic

Answer 8

the ability to recognize, identify, and categorize elements within the natural world, including plants, animals, and the environment.

Question 9

existential intelligence

Answer 9

the ability to ponder and contemplate profound questions about human existence, such as the meaning of life, consciousness, and what happens after death.

Question 10

Ed Hirsch- Cultural Literacy:

Answer 10

He believed that everyone should learn the same
set of important facts, stories, history, science, and culture. Knowing the same
common knowledge will help people communicate better. He thought that
schools should focus on teaching this core knowledge to help students succeed.

Question 11

Parenting and child rearing styles:

Answer 11

this is the way parents raise and discipline
their children (being strict, permissive or balanced). The way a parent acts to
their kid affects how the kids grow up emotionally and socially. Some parenting
styles are better to promote things while others are not.

Question 12

Socioeconomic Status:

Answer 12

This is a person and their family’s economic and social
position based on their income, education, and their jobs. This influences one’s
access to schools, healthcare and living arrangements- this all affects a child’s
development and opportunities.

Question 13

Brain Development:

Answer 13

The prefrontal cortex is the part of the brain that is
responsible for decision making, planning, and controlling impulses. It develops a
lot during childhood, which is why kids gradually get better and focusing and
managing their emotions.