“A person who doesn’t understand both sides of an issue can’t relate to the side he is trying to sway, so his words will bounce off of them without leaving any impression” by Daniel Willey. There are two sides to people as well as two side to an issue. If no one understands one side to a person, then no one will ever understand why that person has done something. Sold is about a young Nepali girl who is sold off to prostitution in India. This novel is by Patricia McCormick.
Sophia Mechler Mrs. Fenlon Honors English III 22 March 2023 Title While reading literature created during the 1920s, the reader learns about different characters. Some of them are morally good, while others lack a soul and are empty inside. Especially, when completing the novel, The Great Gatsby, readers get a glimpse into the entitlement of the rich during the 1920s. Fitzgerald shows this by providing that most of the characters who live on East Egg inherited their money and never had to work hard for anything.
Human Intelligence The reason that certain events have occurred is for the human strive to gain intelligence. In the story, Flowers of Algernon, the main character is a mentally retarded adult, Charlie Gordon. In the story, he wants to become smart; and there is a surgery that can triple his IQ, but the doctors are not sure of the consequences that will occur from the surgery. The reason for this is because so far it they have only tested animals.
In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s, The Great Gatsby, he created a morale haze that intensified the characters complexity, which enhanced their characterization. Nick Carraway, the most complex of the characters presented so far, had a moral dilemma, though it did not appear that way. His use of thick vocabulary was used to establish his false moral superiority to convince the audience that he could be trusted, which allowed Fitzgerald to lure the audience into a psychological trap giving them the impression that Nick was reliable, thus creating the illusion that he was trustworthy. Nick’s hypocrisy, however, made it obvious that he was not reliable. Fitzgerald used his dilemma to create breadcrumbs of hints of his intense struggle throughout the first
In Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, Charlie Gordon, a mentally disabled man, is transformed and made intelligent through surgery. As the story develops the reader notices changes and new hardships that Charlie begins to face as a result of the life changing operation. In our society intelligence is seen as the golden ticket to every opportunity imaginable. What people fail to realize though is that it is not through easy access that intelligence is acquired but by experiencing and learning new ideas. Keyes, makes an absolute statement about the role of intelligence in human life, by showing that having immense intelligence is not always ideal because it forces one to realize not only how different they are from others in their society, but also how they are expected to behave with this intelligence.
In both stories, The Watsons go to Birmingham and Making Sarah cry has the same themes being different. In the story The Watsons go to Birmingham, they faced discrimination. Also in the story Making Sarah Cry the bully was getting bullied and Sarah came and said “ stop bullying him because he is a friend of mine” and when the bully’s stopped bully boy and bullied Sarah the boy also stood up for Sarah,This is being different because before the boy used to bully Sarah but now that he saw that Sarah stood up for him so did he. This two stories are different because of their affect on society. One story is about race and the other story is about a girl getting bullied on the playground.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it’s stupid.” Einstein's words are crucial to understanding how important it is to use your intelligence in the proper way. Einstein realized that everyone has more than one kind of intelligence, and if we don’t use them in a positive way we would be better off if we didn’t have them at all. Your intelligences are a gift and if they aren’t used properly, they may be harming others.
In article “Emotional Intelligence” by Daniel Goleman he states that intelligence is the key to success. Daniel Goleman lets readers know the secret to success is not having the brains of doing well academically, but the importance of being a socialized human being. Socializing is the key to becoming a successful person in life. Having the ability to interact with others and having a growth mindset can take you far in life. Even though South Korea has one the best education in the world its also known for having bad socializing skills between the students.
Emotions; A consensus that most humans grasp, but what happens when you live in a society where every single person is deprived of memories, emotions, and loved ones are at risk of death? We see this concept a lot in character Jonas in our story The Giver. We read along as Jonas learns about the difficulty of emotions, their lack of memories, and the unnerving actions of his community. We start to see his opinion about his community shift when he learns the true meaning of "releasing", and at the beginning of his training with the giver. Let's observe how and when Jonas's point of view changes on his community.
Feeling and emotion with Jonas and The Giver in The Giver In the fictional novel, The Giver The author Lois Lowry’s message to the audience is feeling and emotion is the theme. For example The Giver talks about one of his memories and his feelings for the failed receiver: Rosemary. “It had that wonderful feeling with it.
The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing -Socrates. One of the most unexpected ways in which people can show intelligence is through emotional intelligence. I know this is true because of the relationships in “Flowers for Algernon,” shows depth into how Charlie’s relationships were affected when his intelligence improved. And in the story, “Why is Emotional Intelligence Important for Teens? ,” it mentions that many psychologists are finding that a person’s EQ, emotional intelligence, is in many cases more important than their IQ.
The parts of emotional intelligence include self-awareness,self-management, social awareness, and relationship management I 'm sure there are more parts of emotional intelligence but these are some of the main parts.self-awareness is being able to accurately perceive your emotions and stay aware of them throughout the day as they are happening. Self- management is being able to use the awareness and flexibility of your emotions and reflect them clearly on others. Social-awareness is being able to understand others emotions and figure out what is absolutely happening. The last one is relationship management it is being able to use your self-management and your social-management to be able to manage your interactions with other people. There are many habits of someone with a amazing emotional intelligence some of the there habits are a focus on the better sides of things instead of someone with poor emotional intelligence and seeing the negative side of things.they surround themselves with other people with great emotional intelligence.they set boundaries and can be assertive when necessary.
So it should not be mistaken with competency. Emotional intelligence (EQ) can be the chance to distinguish, employ, recognise, and manage the own emotions in useful methods to help remedy pressure, connect efficiently, empathise with other sites, defeat issues and
Chauhan S. P. and Chauhan Daisy "Emotional Intelligence: Does It Influence Decision Making and Role Efficacy?" Indian Journal of Industrial Relations 43.2 (2007): 217-38. Web. This article discusses the importance of emotional intelligence.
Emotional intelligence (EI) has a lot to do with being aware of your emotions. It refers to the ability to distinguish your emotions and other people's emotions. It is one of the most recently defined types of intelligence in the field of psychology that appeared at the beginning of the 1990s by developing the concept of intelligence. Based on EI people have the mental abilities and emotional skills to solve their problems and influence other people (Pfeiffer, 2001). Mayer and Salovey (1997) stated that knowing what two components of emotional intelligence help us to understand its concept.
