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TVarnum

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Cory excels in spatial intelligence tasks. Will this special aptitude be the sole determinant in his selection of hobbies and a career? Explain your answer.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

If you wanted your instructional activities to be consistent with current research findings on the relationship between academic self-concept and achievement, you would
 
  a. let students strengthen their academic self-concept by discovering self-regulated learning skills and how to use them.
  b. praise students for how well they have achieved your objectives.
  c. teach students information processing and self-regulated learning skills.
  d. praise students for how well they have achieved your objectives and teach students information processing and self-regulated learning skills.



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Answer to Question 1

Another misconception related to Gardner's theory is that ability determines destiny. Factors other than high levels of a particular intelligence influence each individual's interests, college major, and career choice.

Answer to Question 2

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