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| | |  learn: Encyclopedia - Intelligence traitIntelligence is usually said to involve mental capabilities such as the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend ideas and language, and learn. Although nonscientists generally regard the concept of intelligence as having much broader scope, in psychology, the study of intelligence generally regards this behavioral trait as distinct from creativity, personality, character, or wisdom.
Intelligence trait - Definitions of intelligence.
At least two major "consensus" definitions of ...
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - Teacher - Qualification and registration Teachers are usually educated in a university or college. Often they must be certified by a government body before they can teach in a school.
Teacher - Australia.
Certification in Australia differs from state to state; however as a general rule all teachers must possess a tertiary certification - either a Bachelor of Education, BA (Education), Bachelor of Teaching or Graduate Diploma of Education (DipEd) - awarded by a Australian certified University or an equivalent award from overseas plus experience in ...
See also:Teacher, Teacher - Related positions, Teacher - University teachers, Teacher - Senior teachers, Teacher - Emergency teachers, Teacher - Qualification and registration, Teacher - Australia, Teacher - Canada, Teacher - England and Wales, Teacher - Scotland, Teacher - United States, Teacher - World Teacher's Day, Teacher - Substitute Teacher's Day, Teacher - Readings Read more here: » Teacher: Encyclopedia II - Teacher - Qualification and registration |
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - Intelligence trait - Psychometric intelligence Main articles: IQ, General intelligence factor
Despite the variety of concepts of intelligence, the most influential approach to understanding intelligence (i.e., the one that has generated the most systematic research) is based on psychometric testing.
Intelligence, narrowly defined, can be measured by intelligence tests, also called IQ (intelligence quotient) tests. Such tests are among the most accurate (reliable and valid) psychological tests. Such intelligence tests take many forms, but the common tests (Stanford-Bi ...
See also:Intelligence trait, Intelligence trait - Definitions of intelligence, Intelligence trait - Psychometric intelligence, Intelligence trait - Intelligence IQ and g, Intelligence trait - Criticisms of the psychometric approach, Intelligence trait - One or several types of intelligence?, Intelligence trait - Controversies Read more here: » Intelligence trait: Encyclopedia II - Intelligence trait - Psychometric intelligence |
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - Meaning of life - Philosophical views
Meaning of life - Value as meaning.
In that they attempt to answer the question "What is valuable in life?", theories of value are theories of the meaning of life: great philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Spinoza, and many others had clear views about what sort of life was best (and hence most meaningful).
Meaning of life - Atheist views.
Atheism in the strictest sense means the belief that no god or supernatural overbeing (of any type or number) exists ...
See also:Meaning of life, Meaning of life - Popular beliefs, Meaning of life - Scientific approaches and theories, Meaning of life - Philosophical views, Meaning of life - Value as meaning, Meaning of life - Atheist views, Meaning of life - Existentialist views, Meaning of life - Humanist views, Meaning of life - Nihilist views, Meaning of life - Positivist views, Meaning of life - Pragmatist views, Meaning of life - Transhumanist views, Meaning of life - Religious beliefs, Meaning of life - Spiritual views, Meaning of life - Humorous treatments, Meaning of life - General philosophy topics, Meaning of life - General philosophy lists Read more here: » Meaning of life: Encyclopedia II - Meaning of life - Philosophical views |
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - History of technology - By period and geography
History of technology - Early technology.
Fire used since the paleolithic, possibly by homo erectus as early as 800,000 years ago
Clothing possibly 100,000 years ago.
Stone tools, used by homo floresiensis, possibly 100,000 years ago.
Pottery ca. 11th millennium BC
Bow, sling ca. 9th millennium BC
Microliths ca. 9th millennium BC
Copper ca. 8000 BC
Agriculture and Plough ca. 8000 BC
Wheel ca. 4000 BC
Gnomon ca. 4000 BC
See also:History of technology, History of technology - By period and geography, History of technology - Early technology, History of technology - Prehistoric times, History of technology - Ancient Egypt, History of technology - Tribal Europe, History of technology - Ancient Rome, History of technology - Ancient India, History of technology - Ancient China, History of technology - Medieval China, History of technology - Inca, History of technology - Maya, History of technology - European, History of technology - Measuring technological progress, History of technology - By type of technology, History of technology - History of biotechnology, History of technology - History of civil engineering, History of technology - History of communication, History of technology - History of computing, History of technology - History of consumer technology, History of technology - History of electrical engineering, History of technology - History of energy technology, History of technology - History of materials science, History of technology - History of medicine, History of technology - History of military technology, History of technology - History of nuclear technology, History of technology - History of scientific technology, History of technology - History of timekeeping, History of technology - History of transport technology, History of technology - Related history, History of technology - Related disciplines, History of technology - Related subjects, History of technology - Future of science and technology speculative, History of technology - People, History of technology - Historiography of science and technology, History of technology - Historians of science and technology, History of technology - Journals and periodicals in the history of science and technology, History of technology - Research institutes Read more here: » History of technology: Encyclopedia II - History of technology - By period and geography |
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - Theory of multiple intelligences - Opposing Views As one would expect from a theory that redefines intelligence, one of the major criticisms of the theory is that it is ad hoc. The criticism is that Gardner is not expanding the definition of the word "intelligence"; rather, he denies the existence of intelligence, as is traditionally understood, and instead uses the word intelligence whenever other people have traditionally used the word "interest." In this view, it is intellectually dishonest to relabel all of a person's talents as "intelligences". This tactic has been criticised by ...
See also:Theory of multiple intelligences, Theory of multiple intelligences - Gardner's Categories of Intelligence, Theory of multiple intelligences - Thinking, Theory of multiple intelligences - Sensational, Theory of multiple intelligences - Communicational, Theory of multiple intelligences - Naturalist, Theory of multiple intelligences - Proposed areas, Theory of multiple intelligences - Relationship to education, Theory of multiple intelligences - Opposing Views, Theory of multiple intelligences - Works Read more here: » Theory of multiple intelligences: Encyclopedia II - Theory of multiple intelligences - Opposing Views |
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - Sociocultural evolution - Classical social evolutionism
Sociocultural evolution - Development.
The 14th century Islamic scholar Ibn Khaldun, considered by some to be the father of sociology, concluded that societies are living organisms that experience cyclic birth, growth, maturity, decline, and ultimately death due to universal causes several centuries before the Western civilisation developed the science of sociology. Nonetheless, theories of social and cultural evolution were common in modern European thought. Prior to the 18th century, Europeans predominantly bel ...
See also:Sociocultural evolution, Sociocultural evolution - Overview, Sociocultural evolution - Classical social evolutionism, Sociocultural evolution - Development, Sociocultural evolution - Sociocultural evolutionism and the idea of progress, Sociocultural evolution - Critique and impact on modern theories, Sociocultural evolution - Modern theories, Sociocultural evolution - Contemporary moral and political debates over sociocultural evolution, Sociocultural evolution - Notes Read more here: » Sociocultural evolution: Encyclopedia II - Sociocultural evolution - Classical social evolutionism |
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| | | | learn: Encyclopedia II - Agent environment - Environments Environments in which agents operate can be defined in different ways. It is helpful to view the following definitions as referring to the way the environment appears from the point of view of the agent itself.
Agent environment - Observable & partially observable.
In order for an agent to be considered an agent some part of the environment - relevant to the action being considered - must be observable. In some cases (particularly in software) all of the environment will be observable by the agent. This, while useful to the agent, will generall ...
See also:Agent environment, Agent environment - Agents, Agent environment - Environments, Agent environment - Observable & partially observable, Agent environment - Deterministic stochastic & strategic, Agent environment - Episodic & sequential, Agent environment - Static & dynamic, Agent environment - Discrete & continuous, Agent environment - Single-agent & multiple agent, Agent environment - Overview of environments, Agent environment - Reference Read more here: » Agent environment: Encyclopedia II - Agent environment - Environments |
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