Sentence examples for kidding intelligence from inspiring English sources
A religious person is a twit who thinks that a supreme being created the universe while a reasoning person concludes that everything evolved from an, as yet unknown, starting point which was unlikely to have been a sentient omnipotent and benign (are you kidding?) intelligence.
"It was humorous, but it didn't insult the kids' intelligence," said Suzanne Hoch, a Concord Road fourth-grade teacher.
Though the final book consists of first drafts from the last two months (the stolen writing had gone through one or two rewrites), the kids' intelligence and humor is nonetheless readily apparent, and the book succeeds in providing some insight into how children feel about music, musicians, talent, and fame.
Though the final book consists of first drafts from the last two months (the stolen writing had gone through one or two rewrites), the kids' intelligence and humour is nonetheless readily apparent, and the book succeeds in providing some insight into how children feel about music, musicians, talent and fame.
(No kidding: post-encounter intelligence reveals that in the early nineties he played with Nirvana and Soundgarden).
"Convincing junior-high kids that intelligence is under their control — you could argue that that should be in the junior-high curriculum right now".
Whether explicitly said or not, the SEHS process passes judgment on a kid's intelligence.
Parents who focus instead on learning from the bad grade signal to their kids that intelligence can be built through learning and improvement.
"The thing that makes it work so well is that, when you're a new parent, if your kid's intelligence is off the charts, you're like, 'We won the lottery!' " added Buhler.
"Kids who are praised for effort, those kids learn that intelligence is something that can be built".
