https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9 en-us 2023-06-19 17:27:44 UTC 2025-12-05 11:15:31 UTC hello@padlet.com vdelgado0023 https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627306277 Old definition: capacity to learn, total knowledge, and adaptation to new situations

Alternative definitions:
1.fluid intelligence
- mental efficiency and reasoning ability
- increases in late adolescence

2. crystallized intelligence
- applying problem solving skills
- increases throughout lifetime

3. multiple intelligences 
- there are 8 separate intelligences
- research from Howard Gardner
-includes verbal, musical, mathematics, spatial,       movement, understanding others, intrapersonal, naturalist

4. successful intelligence
- cognitive approach that focuses on skills for success
-using strengths in order to achieve success rather than focusing on weaknesses


                                      
   

]]> 2023-06-19 17:28:37 UTC https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627306277 vdelgado0023 https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627312353 There are 6 focal points for teachers to consider: narrative, logical, aesthetic, experimental, interpersonal, foundational

-teachers should consider different intelligences and incorporate in classroom
-teach using different methods ]]> 2023-06-19 17:40:52 UTC https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627312353 vdelgado0023 https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627317065 - information processing and plasticity are factors in our intelligence 
- plasticity are the changes in our neural connections that is affected through experiences
-plasticity allows for the development of "intelligence" throughout the fluid and crystallized phases


]]> 2023-06-19 17:49:23 UTC https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627317065 vdelgado0023 https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627451096 Information processing is defined as the way our brains are able to take in, store and use information

There are multiple steps in how information is process:

Simplest/incomplete form:
information processing (taking information in) => short term memory (holds information briefly) => long term memory (permanent storage)

One important thing to note is that long term retrieval is done by either: spreading activation (close association independent from concept) or reconstruction (using logic)

Definitions:

sensory memory: our sense and how they're processed (occurs in a couple senses)

automaticity: practice and performance create more or less an automatic response

cognitive load: amount of information thats required for a task
    1. intrinsic-figuring out the information (unavoidable)
    2. extrinsic-solving issues in your surroundings ]]> 2023-06-19 23:22:04 UTC https://padlet.com/vdelgado0023/ws3sg45a4arnbzz9/wish/2627451096