Golden

Author: Special-Grade Teacher from Beijing
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: In the 1980s, American educator Howard Gardner proposed the "Theory of Multiple Intelligences." Its core idea is that everyone has eight different potential intelligences, including linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial intelligence, and more. Once developed, everyone can become a genius. Looking at the characteristics of recent national and high school entrance examination papers, the trend of diversification has become increasingly prominent. Chinese no longer focuses solely on reading and writing, but also emphasizes spatial-temporal thinking and emotional expression; Mathematics no longer focuses solely on calculation and practice, but also emphasizes the understanding and memory of knowledge networks, as well as applying knowledge to solve problems; English no longer emphasizes pronunciation and dialogue, but rather fluency.