ENGL 135- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 62 pages long!)

• School: University of Victoria
• Department: English
• Course: ENGL 135
• Professor: Mac Leod Brock

Document Summary

Robert sternberg- triarchic theory: intelligence which facilitates success in everyday life involves: Analytic (do well academically, good test taker, conceptualize a large amount of information, good verbal and non-verbal skills) Practice (leadership, perhaps run a business: no intelligence type is superior to the others, they are all equally important. Creativity: correlated with intelligence but is a separate construct: components of creativity. Expertise: put in many hours honing their skills. Imaginative thinking skills: innovative and unique ideas. Venturesome personality: more open to experience and risk taking- no deterred by failure. Intrinsically motivated: they are passionate and not motivated by reward or punishment, but simply because they want to pursue it. Creative environment: there is no assessment for creativity. Daniel goleman emotional intelligence (ei: in tune with one"s emotions (self aware) and the emotions of others (socially aware, 4 aspects. Using emotion: emotional intelligence(eq) is important in leadership.