Student Differences Flashcards
Spearman’s general intelligence
two-factor theory
general and specific
g = scoring constant
general and specific intelligence
Spearman’s
capacity of individual to act purposefully and rationally with the environment
Wechsler’s Global Intelligence
true assessment of intelligence takes into account intelligent behavior
Wechsler’s Global Intelligence
Wechsler’s Global Intelligence
capacity to act purposefully, rationally, and with environment
Sternburg’s Successful Intelligence
Triarchic view of instruction/assessment Analytical Practical Creative Memory WICS
Triarchic view of instruction/ assessments
Sternburg’s Successful Intelligence
WICS
wisdom
intelligence
creativity
success
Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligence
leads to increased learning in everyday life, increased performance assessments Logical-Mathemathical Linguistic Musical Spatial Bodily-Kinestheitc Interpersonal Intrapersonal Naturalist
Kagan’s Learning Style
reflective v impulsive
View of Intelligence includes
Spearman’s
Wechsler’s
Sternberg’s
Gardner’s
Learning Styles include
Kagan’s
Witkin’s
Sternerg’s
reflective v impulsive
Kagan’s learning style
field-dependent v independent
Witkin’s learning style
Witkin’s learning style
field-dependent v independent