Some people are cleverer than others. This everyday observation is the subject of an academic field that is often portrayed as confused and controversial, when in fact, the field of intelligence holds some of psychology's best-replicated findings. This Very Short Introduction describes what psychologists have discovered about how and why people differ in their thinking powers. Drawing on large scale data, Ian Deary considers how many types of intelligence...

This brilliant collection of essays answers critical questions about teaching. The writers explain what teaching is, its scope, its influence on character, whether it can be practiced outside the classroom or not, and its limitations.

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The Daisy's Barn children's stories bring Daisy, the beautiful palomino mare, to life in her special way of teaching kids through her experiences and adventures. In this book, Daisy and Erika are going on a trail ride to see if they can find wildlife on the trails and in the woods. Erika finds lots of tracks on the ground but doesn't know who made the tracks. Daisy knows if they follow the tracks, they will be able to find out who made them. Erika...

A design guide for playfully igniting agency, artistry, and understanding with concepts and materials anywhere. Engaged students and an inspired environment are in your hands-literally. “Pop-Up Studio” invites us to step into our artistry as responsive teachers who empower learners as fellow thinkers and creatives. Integrating neuroscience with teaching approaches such as concept-based, play-based, and inquiry, “Pop-Up Studio” is a guide...

Evangeline Evershine is a bright and curious young girl who questions many things about space and heavenly bodies. In the first book about Evangeline, she questioned the nightly disappearance of the Sun. In this book, she shifts her curiosity and questions to the movement and the daily disappearance of the Moon. Fortunately, her father is an astronaut, and so together they travel through space and learn much about these heavenly bodies.