DR. GARDNER

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                    [Summary] => I heard a disturbing story recently: A teacher in a public high school gave an essay-type exam to her literature class. While most of her students complained,  sweated and squirmed in their seats, she noticed one girl who was calmly bent over her exam booklet. She seemed fiercely concentrated on work and wrote without pause. "Hmm," the teacher smiled to herself, "That young lady must have a lot to say." She made a mental note to make an extra effort to read the girl’s essay more thoroughly.


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                    [AuthorName] => Joy Angelica T. Subido
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Smart kids & multiple intelligence

By Joy Angelica T. Subido | January 16, 2005 - 12:00am

I heard a disturbing story recently: A teacher in a public high school gave an essay-type exam to her literature class. While most of her students complained, sweated and squirmed in their seats, she noticed one...

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