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Eisner defines creativity as an ability judged by what a person produces . That is , it is the product of a judgment and exists in time and place . It is a product or act which is judged as creative by others . The author declares that ...
Eisner defines creativity as an ability judged by what a person produces . That is , it is the product of a judgment and exists in time and place . It is a product or act which is judged as creative by others . The author declares that ...
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John is 12 years old and in the sixth grade . He has normal learning ability . He talks well and he learns a great deal from listening . If his assignments are read to him , he has the ability to participate in the discussions of his ...
John is 12 years old and in the sixth grade . He has normal learning ability . He talks well and he learns a great deal from listening . If his assignments are read to him , he has the ability to participate in the discussions of his ...
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... produce higher teacher interest and enthusiasm for the teaching of reading or content subjects . Regar , Roger , " Reading Ability and CMAS Scores in Educable Mentally Retarded Boys , ” American Journal of Mental Deficiency ( March ...
... produce higher teacher interest and enthusiasm for the teaching of reading or content subjects . Regar , Roger , " Reading Ability and CMAS Scores in Educable Mentally Retarded Boys , ” American Journal of Mental Deficiency ( March ...
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