1. Gerald Graff and Hidden Intellectualism
... whole life believing that it is stupid". (Einstein 6) This implies, assessing a student only by narrow ideals in the classroom may cause them to feel inadequate. Gerald Graff's essay "Hidden Intellectualism" argues that student's interest should be implemented into academia. Graff suggest that students poised with "street smarts", are not being taught using their non ... -academic interest in the classroom. Graff contends that schools tend to believe that only certain topics are appropriate for an academic environment thus "street smarts" cease to evolve naturally into academic intellect...
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