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Do Now: Try to read the colors of the ink instead of the words themselves.
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Agenda: Malleable Intelligence MI Practice Course Goals Portfolios
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Malleable Intelligence
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Myth or Fact? You are born with a certain amount of intelligence, and cannot change how smart you are.
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MYTH You may not know it, but….
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Myth or Fact? Humans use less than 10% of their brains.
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MYTH "We are making use of only a small part of our possible mental and physical resources” Albert Einstein
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Myth or Fact? Your brain is fully developed.
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MYTH Read: your brain is changing a lot right now.
You’re brain grows the most during infancy, but undergoes significant growth and restructuring during adolescent years. Read: your brain is changing a lot right now.
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Malleable Inteligence
“Malleability of intelligence describes the processes by which intelligence may be augmented. These changes may come as a result of genetics, pharmacological factors, psychological factors, behavior, or environmental conditions”
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Neurons What are specialized brain cells called?
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We are born with ~100,000,000,000 neurons
That means there are more cells in your brain than there are people on this planet!!!
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The interconnected brain
How does the brain process information?
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Neural Networks The first time two neurons “talk”, they have a slow connection Repeated “talking” makes connections stronger and grows more connections
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Using the same neurons together over and over makes the connection faster, and increases brain size!
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Making new Connections
Learning: create new relationships between neurons Remembering: strengthen the connections between neurons
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“Amateurs practice until they get it right
“Amateurs practice until they get it right. Experts practice until they cannot get it wrong.”
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What does this look like?
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Summary “People are, to a large extent, in charge of their own intelligence. Being smart - and staying smart - is not just a gift, not just a product of their genetic good fortune. It is very much a product of what they put into it.” -Carol S. Dweck
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So… what? How is this connected to this course?
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Goals Grade-Wise Learning-Wise
Before you can really get going, you need to set a high (but achievable) goal for this year: Grade-Wise Learning-Wise
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What does this mean and why is this important?
Goals Before you can really get going, you need to set a high (but achievable) goal for this year: Grade-Wise Learning-Wise What does this mean and why is this important?
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Goals Take 5-6 minutes to write two (specific) goals for yourself: 1st: grade/percentage goal 2nd: for what you ultimately hope to learn as a result of taking Forensic Science (This will be filed in a portfolio you will take at the end of the school year)
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Portfolios & Reminders
Label your graded work folder with your first & last name. Personalize your portfolio Dossier due Monday Syllabus/Contract signed due Monday
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