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This document summarizes an authentic learning task about whether humans live in a human zoo. It describes the skills learned in researching the question through mind maps, surveys, interviews and analyzing information from multiple sources. It also discusses learning about Bloom's Taxonomy for deeper thinking and key competencies related to self-management, collaboration and communication when participating in group work.
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The document discusses different theories of intelligence including:
- Sternberg's triarchic theory which defines three types of intelligence - analytical, creative, and practical.
- Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences which identifies eight types including linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist.
- Emotional intelligence which involves understanding one's own and other people's emotions.
The document also discusses measuring intelligence through tests and the debate around whether intelligence is determined more by nature or nurture.
Extra Credit Intelligence
The document discusses different theories of intelligence including:
- Multiple Intelligences which identifies 8 types including linguistic, logical, visual, musical abilities.
- Triarchic Theory which defines 3 types of intelligence - analytical, creative, and practical.
- Emotional Intelligence which is the ability to understand one's own and other people's emotions.
It also discusses measuring intelligence through tests and the debate around whether intelligence is determined more by nature vs nurture.
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- 1. Authentic Task Learning Created by Luca Menzi-Smith
- 2. Fertile question: Do we live in a human zoo? For the start of this task we were looking at the question do we live in a human zoo and comparing our life to the animals at the Auckland zoo.
- 3. Skills Researching Mind maps and brainstorms Surveys and interviews
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- 5. Mind maps and brainstorms I learnt that mind maps are like different paths that relate to each other and get smaller and smaller. In a brain storm you think of ideas that relate to one subject.
- 6. Surveys and interviews I have learnt how to create surveys and interviews by thinking about the subject and what questions would be good to put in the survey or ask the person we are interviewing.
- 7. Key Competencies Blooms taxonomy Key competencies
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- 9. Key competencies I learnt that key competencies relate to our learning and is to do with you and your group. The areas are Thinking, relating to others, using language, symbols and text, managing self and participating and contributing.
- 10. CREDITS Designs by Luca Typing by Luca Ideas by Luca Special thanks to Liam and Spencer for helping me.