Section 10- School Years and Mindset

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Human Development Section 10

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What is IQ?

A standardized measure of intelligence based on verbal and numerical abilities.

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Why was IQ testing created?

To identify students needing different education.

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Who developed IQ testing?

Alfred Binet and Théodore Simon.

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What is the IQ formula?

Mental Age ÷ Chronological Age × 100.

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What is average IQ?

100

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What IQ is considered gifted?

Above 130

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What is intellectual disability?

IQ below 70 plus difficulty in daily functioning

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How are learning disabilities different?

Normal IQ but difficulty in specific subjects

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What are examples of learning disabilities?

Dyslexia and dyscalculia.

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What predicts IQ?

Genetics, environment, education, and mindset

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What is fluid intelligence?

Ability to solve new problems.

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What is crystallized intelligence?

Knowledge gained from experience.

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What is Gardner’s theory?

Multiple intelligences.

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linguistic intelligence

Ability with language (reading, writing, speaking).

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What is logical-mathematical intelligence?

Ability in reasoning, math, and problem-solving.

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What is spatial intelligence?

Ability to visualize and think in images.

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What is musical intelligence?

Ability with rhythm, sound, and music.

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What is bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?

Ability to use the body skillfully.

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What is interpersonal intelligence?

Ability to understand and interact with others.

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What is intrapersonal intelligence?

Ability to understand oneself

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What is naturalistic intelligence?

Ability to recognize patterns in nature.

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What is a fixed mindset?

Belief that intelligence is fixed.

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Why is growth mindset important?

Leads to persistence, resilience, and higher achievement

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How do growth mindset individuals respond to failure?

They see it as a chance to improve.

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How do fixed mindset individuals respond to failure?

They see it as proof they aren’t capable

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Does IQ fully predict success?

No—mindset, persistence, and environment matter

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What is emotional intelligence?

Understanding and managing emotions.

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What is a key takeaway about success?

Mindset and persistence matter more than IQ.