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1) Identify 3 of the MOST important KEY WORDS from the article.

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1) Identify 3 of the MOST important KEY WORDS from the article.

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2) What is Graff claiming?
Try to include 2-3 of your KEY Words
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In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that........

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1) Intellectual, Street-Smart, anti-intellectualism
2) In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that it does not matter what kind of genre of theme of a school topic is, it can be about music etc. intellectuals will learn from it.

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1.) Intellectualism, culture, and nonacademic.
2.) In the article, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that non-academics play a significant role in the world of intellectualism,  even when culture or people's general perceptions state otherwise.

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1:book smart, street smart, intellectual
2:”Hidden Intellectualism,” Graff claims that colleges don’t see street smart as an intellectual point of view, but Graff thinks that students should learn to use their street smart in school.

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1)  street smart, intellectual and academic
2) In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims if you active on member of community, i think is better to be a book smart rather to be street smart.

the collage are not give a street smart student chance to focus on book smart.

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1) street smart, academic, book smats
2)In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that by being a member of your community and also society is important as being book smart. Colleges are not giving street smart students the chance and focus as they do with booksmart students.

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1) intellectualism, street smart, and anti-intellectualism.
2) In the article “Hidden intellectualism,” Graff claims that being intellectual doesn’t make you dumb or smart. Colleges aren’t giving street smart students a chance and focus more on the book smart students.

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Dawned
Alienation

In the article titled, " Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that most of his life he had been an Anti-intellectual and that it had never dawned on him until later how similar talking about sports is similar to talking about school subjects.

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1) Intellectualism, schools, street smart
2) In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that being an active member of your community and society is just as important as being academically smart.

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1)
-  Intellectualism
- Book smart
- Street smart
2)
In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that being book smart doesn't necessarily mean you're better than Street smarts and that colleges should try include street smarts in their programs.

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3 most important key words: 1.Intellectual
2.book smart
3.street smart
In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that to be an intellectual it does not mean that you have to book smart , street smart can also be considered intellectual colleges often look at book smarts much to often.

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1) intellectual, potential, street smart
2) In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that being educated academically and being educated by the streets should not put kids in different positions better or worse when trying to get into college.

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1) The 3 most important key words from the article would be

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1) intellectual, street smart, book smart

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1) intellectual, street smart, book smart

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2) In the article titled "Hidden intellectualism" Graf claims that being an intellectual does not defined as being book smart. He thinks that students are confused of what is being street smart and book smart.

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1) Intellectualism
-Passion.
-Anti-intellectualism.
2) In the article titled " Hidden intellectualism" Graf claims that being an intellectualism doesn`t make you neither more nor less a person, because most students and colleges tend to confuse what it is a street smart and book smart.

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1) intellectual, street smart,
2) In the article hidden intellectualism, Graff claimed that street smart is misunderstood and colleges can take it a diffrent way than book smart.

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1. Intellectual, Intelligent, Experience.
2. In the article titled,"Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that school or colleges are responsible for not directing "street" smarts into a good academic work.

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1) 3 important words from the article are:
- intellectual
- street smart
- book smart

2) In the article, “Hidden Intellectualism,” Graff states the difference between book smart and street smart. He stated that no matter what topic in school you’re doing, intellectuals will benefit from it.

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1)intellectualism, anti-intellectualism, street-smart
2)In the article titled "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that schools and colleges make it seem that in order to learn things we have to focus on school material instead of using things we are passionate in to teach us how do many things.

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1) street smart, intellectualism, book smart
2) In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism,'' Graff claims that being an intellectualism doesn't defined you as a person or make you smart or not smart. He thinks that students should learned to use street smart in school or colleges.

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1) Intellectualism, Street smart, and Anti-Intellectualism

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1) Intellectualism, Street smart, and Anti-Intellectualism

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2) In the article titled, "Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that in academic, students should be able to be given the chance to study subjects that interest them.

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1.) Intellectualism
2.) culture
3.) flaws
PT 2
In the article titled "Hidden intellectualism" Graff claims that being an intellectual means that you can make mistakes because your flaws make you better.

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1. Intellectualism, street smart, and culture

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1. Intellectualism, street smart, and culture

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2. In the article titled, " Hidden Intellectualism," Graff claims that kids in rougher neighborhoods usually are brought up being street smart and this is just as valuable as being book smart.. Due to a culture of being forced to go to school and getting good grades, a number of street smart kids are being failed and looked down at schools and colleges.

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2.In the article titled "hidden intellectualism" Graff point out the differences between street smart and book smart trying to show how both can bring opportunities and advantages. Graff told his audience that both are good and it all depends on the path we want to follow.

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1) Intellectualism, street smart, books smart
2)In the article, " Hidden Intellectualism " Graff claims that society (colleges and schools) should take in consideration that being "streetsmart" is just as valuable and important as being "booksmart" because there intellectualism is a broad way of thinking, not a singular one.

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1) Book Smart, Intellectual, Street smart

2) In the article titled, “Hidden Intellectualism,” Graff Claims that being an intellectual doesn’t make you any more of a person and being street smart is just as important in todays society.

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1) Intellectualism, street smart and academic

2) In the article “Hidden intellectualism” Graff claims that intellectualism doesn’t always have to be book smart but also street smart is considered intellectualism and that both have the same value. Colleges are also focusing on book smart students and barely notice the street smart students.

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1) Street smart, intellectual, and culture.

2) In the article titled , Hidden Intellectualism,” Graff points out the differences between street smart and book smart and what colleges should be looking into.

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Marlon Tualla

Intellectualism, street smart and potential

In the article titled “hidden intellecttualism”, Graff claims that being a street smart doesn't have to just be that, being a street smart can help you a lot to be a book smart and in your school life and vice versa

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1)book smart, intellectual, street smart

2)In the article titled, “hidden intellectualism”, Graff claims that colleges should treat both street smart and book smart equally

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1) Intellectualism, Book smart, street smart
2) In the article “Hidden intellectualism” Graffiti claims being “book smart” does not place you above “street smart”

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1.) Intellectual, book smart, street smart
2.) In the article, "Hidden Intellectualism", Graff claims that people should learn to understand that everyone has their own kind of smart.

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1. Intellectual, street smart, book smart.
2.In the article titled "Hidden Intellectualism", Graff claims that colleges overlook street smarts and someone who is street smart is also an intellectual.

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1)book smart, street smart, and intellectualism.
2)In the article titled "Hidden Intellectualism", Graff claims that street smarts are over looked by book smarts in the school system.