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It's been a long time since I've submitted a user review,
but I chose to review this particular game because of the stark contrast
between my perception of the game and the official review posted by Game
Informer and many of the other professional reviewers and media pundits. While
there are certainly a number of fellow gamers who criticized the game, the
majority of responses and subsequent user reviews still seem to question how
and why the game scored as low as it did (I posted a blog about it here). In
the end, the score stands and I'm relegated to providing an opposing perspective.
Medal Of Honor
Game Informer Score: 5 / 10
Reviewed By: Matt Bertz
Read the Game Informer review here.
What follows is my review of Medal of Honor Warfighter. I
played the game on the Playstation 3 with the day 1 patch installed. I completed
the single player campaign in roughly six hours. I did not play the multiplayer
component of the game and therefore will not discuss that in this review. Besides
the score and tone of my review, you might also notice it differs from most of
the other mainstream reviews in that it is more of a personal narrative instead
of an objective report. My goal with approaching it in this manner is so it's
clear the following comments are my own personal views and opinions of the game
while trying not to be representative of the greater community.
There have been more than a dozen games in the Medal of
Honor series, but Warfighter is only the second one that focuses on the modern
era of military combat while the others are predominantly set in the World War
II timeframe. The last Medal of Honor focused on Tier 1 operators and special
operations and was released back in 2010. Medal of Honor and its sequel (Warfighter)
are often compared to its closest rivals like Battlefield and Call of Duty.
While they are certainly similar, I'd say the two Medal of Honor games focus a
lot more on realism, both in the types of missions you experience and in the virtual
representation of combat. This can be a positive or negative result depending
on what you're looking for out of the experience - if you want a game that
simulates a day in the life of the Navy SEALS, play Warfighter; if you want
Hollywood's interpretation of a day in the life of the Navy SEALS, play Call of
The game uses the powerful Frostbite 2 engine which is the
powerhouse behind other noteworthy games including Battlefield 3, Need for
Speed and rumor has it...the next Mass Effect. Most will agree that none of the
complaints or bad reviews were because of the graphics. I thought the visuals
were stunning, crisp and sharp. The character models are extremely detailed and
life like, really demonstrating the horsepower of the PS3. In one particular
level, you find yourself in a flood ravaged city with rising water and in
another racing down the streets of Karachi; both are visually stunning. Regardless
of what you're looking at, weapons, character models, scenery...it's all
beautifully created and rendered resulting in a visually satisfying experience
that assist with immersing you into the story.
I'm not really a music person, so I never really take the
sound tracks into consideration when playing a game. From what I recall, the
music was sufficient, but not necessarily memorable. I'm not going to be
humming any of the tunes like I did with Portal's Still Alive, but that's true
of most games for me. Where Medal of Honor Warfighter excels is the voice
acting. You won't find a more accurate and convincing cast of voice actors than
what is present in Warfighter. The voices of the Tier 1 operators, especially
the characters of Mother and Dusty, are every bit as tough and gritty as you
would expect from hardened combat veterans whose only easy day was yesterday.
The terminology they use is accurate and precise...or more appropriately - spot
on. Besides the voice acting though, the special effects are just as real. The
weapons sound like their real world equivalents and the combat sequences are
tense, partly because of the sounds of incoming rounds and small explosions. As
someone who works in military communications, I have to say the dialogue and
radio chatter is quite convincing. Quite!
I don't know about you, but I define playability as "does
the game work". You put it in and it runs without crashing. The controls move
your guy around and you shoot when you pull the trigger...the bullet goes where
the cross hair is aiming. Overall, the game was stable and balanced. The
objectives are clear and you don't wander around trying to figure out where to
go or what to do. Playability also means the bad guys shoot back and do what
bad guys do - run and hide; try and jump out and scare you; call you mean
names. The A.I. controlled players might not operate with the precision and
accuracy of actual Tier 1 operators, but I didn't noticed any glaringly obvious
deficiencies like non-player characters stacking up on doors or dropping
grenades in the punchbowl. This was an area that seemed to take a few shots
from the professional reviewers, so I'm left wondering if they experienced the
game pre or post the hefty patch that is said to have fixed a number of
significant issues. All I can tell you is my own personal experience, and that
my friends was this is a solid game with zero major issues and no real minor
annoyances to speak of. No graphics tearing, no bad voice acting or distorted
audio, no stability issues or problems with saving the game...no issues at all. Heck,
the ending even makes sense. Start to finish, the game was rock solid and ran
fine. For me...anyway.
I look at the "entertainment" category as kind of a free for
all field where there is no right or wrong answer because really there is no
way to quantify or prove entertainment value. I might think that Farmville is
boring and a complete waste of time, but there are thousands (or millions?) of
people on Facebook who would argue with me. I can prove (or at least defend)
the other categories, but I can't tell somebody they had fun (or didn't have fun)
when they played a particular game. Most of the negative reviews cited the
story and the missions as the culprit for the poor scores. I think it would be
imprudent to quote reviews and go into specifics...you can find and read the
reviews if you're so inclined.
So the question is obvious...is the game entertaining?
Of course I can only tell you what I think, and I think it
was a compelling story accurately portraying a number of real world mission
scenarios while injecting a degree of the human element and emotional strain into
the story. Was it as sensational as Call of Duty...no, probably not. But it
didn't try to be. It focuses more on realism. It would be like reading a
history book and putting it down and saying, "Wow, that was a boring story.
They used muskets instead of AK-47s. The story would've been better if they
used AK-47s."
I enjoyed Medal of Honor Warfighter. I wouldn't classify it
as "fun" based on the subject matter (in fact there was a rather emotional bit
that tugged at my heartstrings) but I would say it was enjoyable and that I was
entertained with it. It's only the second game in the modern era of the series,
so claims of it being "more of the same" are unfounded and unfair, unless of
course the game isn't evaluated on its own merits and instead grouped into the collective
Call of Duty clone category. But if that's the case, then why does each chapter
in the Halo series tend to be successful - aren't they essentially more of the
same? The other danger with comparing a game to others in the same genre - what
about gamers who might be new to gaming, new to the genre or haven't played
that many other games...what would they think about this game if they haven't
played 20 or 30 similar titles like it before? Would it be good then?
According to the Game Informer review chart, a score of 5
suggests the game is flawed. Evaluating the Warfighter as a standalone product
without being rated against its predecessor or similarly themed games, there is
no way you can convince me it is "flawed", certainly not with the patches
installed. Some might not have been
entertained by it, but there are plenty of others who are/were, including yours
truly. It's far from flawed.
As previously noted, I didn't play the multiplayer mode, so
any replay value would in all probability would come from playing this element
of the game. Once you finish the single player campaign, I'd say the replay
value is fairly low, unless of course you like breaching doors, because you
certainly get to do that a bunch. Medal of Honor Warfighter is like a good
movie - you watch it once and you're satisfied with the experience...but it's not
one of the classics you'll bust out every year, blow the dust off and play
again just to remember the good old days.
Genre Blurring -
I am a huge fan of genre blurring and even mentioned it as a concept I hope to
see further explored in future generations of gaming. Genre blurring is a
generic term that can encompass a number of different combinations, but
Warfighter implements it by merging the traditional First Person Shooter (FPS)
with a couple segments that are more akin to driving simulators or racing games.
I know some gamers who didn't like this feature, but I thought the scenes were
brilliant. In one instance you're driving an old beat up pick-up truck trying
to chase down a contact of interest. As you careen around corners, take to
pedestrian pathways and send the residents of this densely populated town
dodging for cover, I actually felt the stress of the moment; in another very
similar scenario, but this time you're behind the wheel of a sports car, you're
trying to outrun a number of other cars filled with goons pursuing you to
eliminate you. You get to zoom through parking garages and busy highways trying
to elude capture...it reminded me of a few scenes from the Transporter. Again, I
realize not everybody will like this feature, but I thought it was creative and
original...and I really enjoyed it. Definitely a change of pace for the
traditional military FPS.
Military Tribute
- One of the things I loved most about the last Medal of Honor game was the
tribute to the military at the end of game during the scroll of the credits.
Well, Warfighter's tribute is broader and bolder this time around, and once
again I appreciate Danger Close and Electronic Arts for including it in the
game. If we're being honest here, I think it's slightly irritating when some
developers who aren't necessarily supporters of the military have no problem
profiting off of games that recreate war and this experience (they know who
they are). Warfighter even takes it one step further with showing the personal
life of one of the characters and the strain it has on the relationship with
his family, and also recreates a military funeral procession that includes the memorable
folding of the flag observance before it is presented to the family. I attended
a memorial service at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii) in
2005 for a group of SEALS who were killed in Afghanistan that included Medal of
Honor recipient LT Murphy. It was a somber and solemn experience...one that I
will never forget...one that a video game could never truly recreate, but one
that Medal of Honor Warfighter gets as close to the real thing as you're ever
going to experience from a video game.
Day 1 Patch - The
whole release and patch concept is becoming fairly common. For example, I
picked up Halo 4 and Black Ops II at the midnight release, ran home and went to
play them...but only after waiting for the games to auto update. Granted, their
patches might not have been as extensive as the one for Warfighter was, but
condemning a game because it released a major patch the same day the game
releases seems kind of spiteful. It doesn't seem like all that long ago we got
mad when games released and were full of bugs and it took months to get a patch
on the street. Now we're mad because it ships without all the newest changes
and fixes? I dunno...obviously I can't defend this practice, but I'm certainly
not going to miss out on a decent game in protest of games that require a day
of release patch.
Length - Because
of the negative reviews and the fact the game had a fairly short campaign I
initially opted out of buying the game and decided to rent it from the Redbox
instead. True to the claims of a six hour campaign, I finished it over the
course of roughly 3 days. For games that only feature a single player mode, or
games where you have no intention of playing the multiplayer mode, $60 bucks
seems like an awful lot to ask regardless of how good (or bad) the game is.
Many gamers who did buy this game might be disheartened with it when they learn
how short it is. Me, on the other hand...since I only paid $6 to rent it...I
thought it was the perfect length. Like I said, it's like watching a good
movie...you don't want it to last forever. I played the story, it ended...I was
content. Any shorter, I might have felt cheated, but any longer and I could
have gotten bored. I was okay with the length.
Despite the outpouring of negative reviews, just remember
there are a number of other gamers who thought the game offered more than what
the industry reviews and Metacritic score indicate. Ultimately you have to make
the decision yourself whether you want to try it or not. Me? I'd give it a
respectable 8.5 - 9.0'ish...somewhere in there. Chances are it's the closest
you're ever going to get to the real thing.
Great review of the Campaign. I don't think I've ever read anything this in-depth before.
Unfortunately though, like the GI reviewer said, these games are equal parts Campaign and Multiplayer, so a crazy detailed review like yours only really covers half of the content. Most FPS games are generally considered to be Multiplayer games with Campaigns on top at this point, so simply reviewing a Campaign isn't necessarily a review of the game as a whole.
Honestly though, I skipped this game entirely; partly because DICE wasn't heading up the multiplayer, but mostly because I already spent too much money this blockbuster season. After reading through your review though I'm pretty sure I'm going to pick it up. I really loved the last one, and that was mainly because of the Campaign. The way you've picked it apart piece by piece leads me to believe that this one may be better than the last. I'm a little wary of the length - six hours seems way too short to me -but after your review I think passing it up may be a mistake.
As far as GI's review though, it seems that not a single person that picked this up agrees with anything that any reviewer has said about it, especially GI. Seems kind of suspicious that the gaming media as a whole has ranked it so low yet everyone that's played it loves it. A 5 from Gi says a whole lot about the quality of the game, and unfortunately Danger Close and EA will probably only take their cue from the gaming media's reviews. Hopefully they take a look at the fans response and ignore the media this time.
If and when you dive into the Multiplayer you should really post something about that as well. Good stuff.


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Steve is survived by his wife Connie of Culver and brother Jerry (Karen) Richie of Indianapolis. He was preceded in death by his parents and his daughter Diane Richie Jordan.
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PLYMOUTH ŌĆö A lifetime Plymouth resident, Elizabeth L. ŌĆ£BettyŌĆØ Beatty, 81, of Plymouth, passed away at 3:05 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012 in the St. Joseph Regional Medical Center - Mishawaka following a sudden illness.
Betty was born in Mishawaka June 23, 1931. She was the daughter of Clair L. and Ruby H. (Thomas) Gurthet. She graduated from Plymouth High School with the class of 1949 and from Manchester College in 1953. She earned her MasterŌĆÖs Degree in Education from Indiana University in 1957.
A community-wide prayer vigil in response to last night's shooting deaths of two Culver residents will take place tonight, Thursday, Nov. 29, starting at 7 p.m. at the Wesley United Methodist Church, 511 School Street in Culver.
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö While one Indiana law enforcement officer went on record to support the legalization of marijuana in the Hoosier state, Marshall County law enforcement officers arenŌĆÖt so sure.
Indiana State Police Superintendent Paul Whitesell told members of the State Budget Committee on Tuesday that he believes that ŌĆ£...it (marijuana usage) is here, itŌĆÖs going to stay...If it were up to me I do believe I would legalize it and tax it.ŌĆØ
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö┬ĀPlymouth coach Dave Duncan wanted to see his players to hit a couple points in the second half: Extend the defensive pressure to the 3-point line, get better ball movement against the Knox zone.
Once the Lady Pilgrims checked off those boxes, a 10-point game quickly developed into a rout.
Plymouth held the visiting Redskins to four points after the break while scoring at an efficient 10-of-21 clip from the field, and the Pilgrims stayed unbeaten with a lopsided 57-22 win at home at The Rock Wednesday.
LaVille tops Lions
LaVille won five matches by pinfall and claimed victories in nine weight classes as the Lancers handed visiting Bremen a 46-24 defeat at home Wednesday night.
Bryant Hunsberger, Mitchell Henry and Matthew Moore won consecutive matches by fall at 126, 132 and 138, respectively, while Nathan Slater and Austin Wilson also won by pinfall at 195 and heavyweight for the Lancers.
BremenŌĆÖs Cole Spaid and Alex Bollenbacher earned the Lions a pair of pinfall wins at 113 and 152 as the Lions earned wins in five bouts.
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö The Ancilla College cheerleaders hosted a mini-camp Nov. 17, and the experience was deemed a success by the team.
The campers learned basic cheer skills which included chants, cheers and an eight-count dance. They were treated to a pizza lunch by MancinoŌĆÖs Pizza then performed during halftime of the womenŌĆÖs basketball game later that day.
Police Thursday afternoon released the names of the the two Culver residents killed by gunshot in Culver last night.
Michael Price, 44, and 16 year-old Stephen Suthard, both of Culver, died at 419 Madison Street Wednesday night, said town marshal Wayne Bean, who noted autopsies are still in the works. The bodies were discovered in the home by Price's wife, who called police around 10:41 p.m.


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text: Customs and Border Protection Offer Mother's Day Tips Print article Send a Tip by Caroline May 9 May 2014 post a comment With Mother's Day fast approaching, U.S. Customs and Border Protection in South Texas is keeping an eye on flowers and plants crossing the border. Why? The agency wants to ensure that any foliage brought into the country for the Hallmark holiday is pesticide and disease-free. Mother's Day is traditionally a busy period for floral imports and the agency is calling on people who plan to cross the border to purchase flowers or those who are looking to purchase imported flowers from Mexico to be aware that some plants are prohibited from coming into the United States — such as gladiolas, chrysanthemums and choysia — due to risk of pests. "As some travelers head to Mexico to purchase flower arrangements for Mother's Day, to avoid any potential fines or other disappointment we would like to advise the public to consult the CBP website before they make their trip so they will be better informed regarding which flowers are permissible and which are restricted," Noel Sanchez, acting director of field operations in the Laredo Field Office, said in a statement. CBP agriculture specialists are currently at South Texas ports of entry inspecting the flowers and plants entering the country from Mexico. According to an agency release, "a single dangerous pest could cause millions of dollars of damage to our nation's crops." "They should also declare all items they've acquired abroad to CBP officers to avoid civil or criminal penalties," CBP further advises. The agency notes that Easter and Valentine's Day are agriculture specialists' other busy periods.


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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports that according to a new study, defective cement casing, and not hydraulic fracturing, is likely responsible for methane from gas wells leaking into nearby water wells.
"We see this as good news for the long term," said lead author Tom Darrah, an Ohio State University scientist whose research was published Monday in the Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences. "If we can improve well-integrity that can eliminate most of the environmental concerns."
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CBS News' Sharyl Attkisson is committing journalism regarding Benghazi, on behalf of a citizenry that is entitled to know what the hell is going on:
Some lawmakers are asking why U.S. military help from outside Libya didn't arrive as terrorists battered more than 30 Americans over the course of more than seven hours. The assault was launched by an armed mob of dozens that torched buildings and used rocket propelled grenades, mortars and AK-47 rifles.
CBS News has been told that, hours after the attack began, an unmanned Predator drone was sent over the U.S. mission in Benghazi, and that the drone and other reconnaissance aircraft apparently observed the final hours of the protracted battle.
The State Department, White House and Pentagon declined to say what military options were available. A White House official told CBS News that, at the start of the attack, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Martin Dempsey and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta "looked at available options. . . Retired CIA officer Gary Berntsen believes help could have come much sooner. He commanded CIA counter-terrorism missions targeting Osama bin Laden and led the team that responded after bombings of the U.S. Embassy in East Africa.
"You find a way to make this happen," Berntsen says. "There isn't a plan for every single engagement. Sometimes you have to be able to make adjustments. They made zero adjustments in this. They stood and they watched and our people died."
Let that last line sink in for a minute. Ann Althouse did and then she asked:
The attack went on for hours. Why didn't/couldn't our military go in? Was it for the same reason that no military was there to protect them in the first place, that the Obama administration did not want the appearance of a military presence? Were they watching, thinking the attack should quickly succeed, allowing them to say it all happened so fast… and then it wasn't fast?
We're still not getting straight answers out of our government. The State Department, early in the game said they wouldn't answer any questions, and while Hillary made an attempt to fall on her sword before the second presidential debate, that lead-ballooned. As the mother of one of the dead, Sean Smith, looks for answers she's told that the situation is still being "studied".
…I look at TV and I see bloody hand prints on walls, thinking, my God, is that my son's? I don't know if he was shot. I don't know — I don't know. They haven't told me anything. They are still studying it. And the things that they are telling me are just outright lies.
Those of us who live in New York and had occasion to call the office of then-Senator Hillary Clinton on almost any issue will recognize the "we're studying it" line as a classic Hillarian stall. When Hillary does not want to talk about something, or take a stand, or release information — essentially when Hillary is protecting herself — she has her people say the she is "studying" the issue.
She keeps "studying" until the situation moves off the front page. And she has been laying as low as possible, quiet and "studying" since Benghazi happened.
So, slowly we are learning that this planned, non-spontaneous attack on our consulate and the deaths of our Ambassador and three others, was a prolonged, sustained event of which we were fully aware, and about which…we did nothing.
This is a travesty of leadership; I almost want to say it is evidence of a depraved indifference to human life, but I am still trying — in some little corner of my heart — to be fair.
But the question keeps coming, and it's a fair one, too: WHY?
– Why are these people dead?
– Why did we not even attempt to rescue them?
– Why were Ambassador Stevens' requests for security unmet?
– Why was it essential to have Marines guarding the consulate in Barbados on 9/11, but not Benghazi?.
– Why did it take three weeks for America to secure the area, after the attack?
– Why did the administration blame a video no-one had ever heard of for a "spontaneous" uprising, and stick to that story so resolutely that President Obama was still mentioning it as late as September 25, in an address to the UN? And is the filmmaker they blamed and took into custody still in jail?
– Why is General David Petraeus, who now heads up the CIA, saying nothing at all? Why does he want more drones, when the information available from them seems irrelevant to our response options?
Why, why, why? Please don't tell me it's all about politics. Please don't tell me that these people are dead and our country is showing the weakest of horses to Al Qaeda and the rest of the world, because of a political season. Because that's just not acceptable.
Presidenting and administering don't get put on hold for 9-months-to-a-year because of an election. Not in the real world.
But then, nothing about Obama's presidency has been the stuff of "real worlds." Not his messianic, cult-of-personality candidacy, not his early, unearned Nobel Peace Prize, not his media-cocooning, not his administration's assertion that free people can be compelled to deny their consciences for the sake of a nation and still call themselves free.
Dorothy Rabinowitz calls out that unreality; she compares the stonewalling and lies about Benghazi to a cheating husband who asks, "who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?"
It's a sound comparison. But if we find out that Ambassador Stevens and three others died, our compound was left unsecured and a preposterous story about a video was floated way beyond its shelf-life all because of an electoral season, then I no longer think of a cheating husband who lies. I think of Catch-22′s Lieutenant Scheisskopf, who had no time to do his job and properly train soldiers under his command, because there was a parade to plan and a banner to win. Lieutenant Scheisskopf who was so intent on capturing and keeping his prize that he briefly — but seriously — contemplated modifying the bodies of his soldiers and restricting their natural freedoms in order to win:
. . .he considered every means of improvement, even nailing the twelve men in each rank to a long two-by-four beam of seasoned oak to keep them in line. The plan was not feasible, for making a ninety-degree turn would have been impossible without nickel-alloy swivels inserted into the small of every man's back, and Lieutenant Scheisskopf was not sanguine at all about obtaining that many nickel-alloy swivels from Quartermaster…
Please tell me that when our drones saw our consulate under sustained attack for seven hours, when we watched while our people were being murdered, that their rescue wasn't inhibited because some Scheisskopf was too distracted by a contest to make a gutsy call. Please tell me that when Stevens and his team were looking for help, they were not being pushed aside by some Scheisskopf saying, "I can't pay attention right now; don't you know there is a parade going on?"
UPDATE: Was the president lied to?. If so, why? Was someone trying to control his response? If so, shouldn't some resignations be on his desk? This story gets curiouser and curiouser.
Tim Dalrymple with Five things he wishes Romney would say in debate.
Where was the Help?
The Three Benghazi Timelines We Need Answers About
Should Obama Resign?
"It really isn't an issue…"
And then, of course…


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Since the release of Howard Gardner's groundbreaking research on multiple intelligences in 1983, he and other researchers have conducted numerous studies on the ability of the human brain to learn in various ways.
In his original study, Gardner proposed that people have seven intelligences. This is opposed to the standard intelligence quotient (IQ) test areas and verbal and performance sub-areas normally measured by more popular adult intelligence tests, such as the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale. Gardner later revised his theory to add an eighth intelligence (naturalist) and continues to speculate about a possible ninth (existential).
Research continues in the area of multiple intelligences. Many other people now believe that there are actually additional intelligences that will be identified in the future. By focusing on Gardner's eight areas, facilitators and trainers can enhance the learning opportunity for participants by offering something that will capture and hold the interest of all learners. To do this, workshop activities, content, and materials should include elements that will address the following eight intelligences.
1. Musical/rhythmic intelligence. This intelligence allows someone to create or compose music and to understand, interpret, and appreciate it. In your workshop, you can address this intelligence by engaging learners using music before the session, during breaks, and as background during small group activities. You can also have them work individually or as teams to create music-based songs or skits that tie to your session topic or event and are based on well-known music.
2. Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence. A second intelligence gives learners the ability to solve problems or manipulate items using their own bodies or parts of the body. To tap this intelligence during learning events, use physical activity to engage brain neurons and help stimulate learning. You can do this through activities in which learners are actually creating a product, problem solving, being creative, using learning skills such as interpersonal communication and teambuilding, or simply moving to get blood flowing with oxygen to energize the brain. Such activities can get learners up and moving to increase their energy levels during a program.
Additionally, you can place toys or other props on tables and allow learners to manipulate them quietly throughout the session. This can help them address their kinesthetic need. A secondary advantage of such items is that when you see multiple people manipulating toys or props, you have a nonverbal cue that it is time for a break or change of pace.
3. Logical-mathematical intelligence. This intelligence involves the ability to reason, calculate, think in a logical manner, and process information. To address the need of people with this intelligence, use problem-solving and decision-making activities to engage learners individually or in groups. This allows them to build on previous knowledge or experience. Many times, learners have the answers to their own workplace and life issues. They simply need structure and the chance to focus on those solutions. Building such activities into your workshop will provide them with such opportunities.
4. Linguistic intelligence. The fourth intelligence relates to the ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in a variety of ways. To engage learners of this type, provide occasions in which they have to read, analyze, discuss, and present their thoughts and ideas about issues posed in the session. You can also use tools such as word games, storytelling, rap songs, or journal writing, which offer opportunities for learners to network and share ideas while practicing interpersonal communication skills like listening, speaking, and reading nonverbal cues.
5. Visual/spatial intelligence. There are many ways to tap into this intelligence - the ability to think in pictures and to visualize a conclusion or result. You can build in visualization activities in which you play soft background music while learners close their eyes and visualize situations that you describe. The mental images that you encourage should tie directly to your learning objectives and can be followed by a summation in which you ask open-ended questions, such as, who, what, when, why, and how. For example, following a period in which participants visualize themselves being successful in a specific situation, you might ask questions such as
Such questions help learners focus on key knowledge and skills that they can use in the future when they face similar situations in real life.
You can also address this intelligence by using jigsaw puzzles or images related to your session topic to assist learners in recognizing and understanding key concepts. For example, you might make a puzzle from a photo of a piece of equipment used on the job and allow people to work together within a specified time period to assemble it, and then discuss its functions. You could also create a flipchart page with session learning objectives and cut it into jigsaw pieces that you distribute as learners enter the room. Let participants work in small teams to assemble them as a way to introduce key session elements.
6. Interpersonal intelligence. This intelligence is crucial for understanding others and their emotions, traits, and abilities, as well as how best to interact with people. Teambuilding activities that allow learners to share information, solve problems, and make decisions provide opportunities for learners to work together and exchange ideas and information. Such activities strengthen potential bonds among learners, help expand their resource network, and allow them to practice their communication skills. All of these can help learners improve relationships and become more proficient in working with others.
You can also use friendly competition, such as timed events in which learners solve puzzles, answer questions, or accomplish a task in small groups. Give small session-related prizes to volunteers and winners in such events to add fun and address some of the motivational needs of learners.
7. Intrapersonal intelligence. The seventh intelligence provides learners with the ability to form accurate self-perceptions and use the knowledge to function effectively throughout life. Many people have not had the opportunity think about their own strengths and areas for improvement related to their behavior, beliefs, skills, and other personal aspects that impact the way in which others perceive them.
Build in self-assessment activities that include the use of professional behavioral style instruments such as, the Personal Profile System (PPS) or Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). These tools help learners identify key personality or behavioral styles. Through them, you can provide a chance for participants to recognize personal factors, improve self-esteem, discern how their characteristics affect relationships and their level of success, and get to know others better. The better learners know and understand themselves, the more likely it is that they will be able to understand others.
Another strategy that can help with this intelligence is to allow learners to journal thoughts or ideas and describe how they feel about certain issues or events.
8. Naturalistic intelligence. Gardner's last intelligence involves the ability to observe, understand, and classify patterns in nature and to become more aware of one's natural environment. People with this intelligence interact well with nature and in environments in which they grow and nurture things and animals. They learn best through gathering and analyzing items prominent in nature. Being outside and engaging in kinesthetic activities motivate this type of learner.
You can tap this intelligence by providing opportunities in which explore their natural environment. For example, you might hold a scavenger hunt for clues to a session-related situation or challenge that you present. Before the workshop begins, hide strips of flipchart paper with the session learning objectives in different areas of the room and outside in a garden atrium or patio area. Allow a timed period in which learners search for the clues individually or as a team. Once learners find all the paper strips, ask finders to post them on a flipchart and read them aloud while you explain how each objective will be addressed in the session. You can reward people who find the objectives. Additionally, have everyone give a round of applause for the group's effort to reward all learners. This avoids the perception that there will be losers in the workshop.
Another way to include everyone and provide rewards to them is to have who found the strips reward other finders, and then have them give their objectives to others who did not find one. These people then come to the board to post and read the objective. You can reward those people also. Give anyone not involved to that point small prizes so that there are no perceived losers.
You can also address this intelligence by placing plants in the room and providing plenty of natural light for the environment. You could also allow small groups of learners to assemble outside on a nice day to brainstorm a topic or issue.
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With nearly four decades of experience in adult and workplace learning, Robert W. Lucas has personally delivered hundreds of learning events on workplace and personal development topics, always using his trademark interactive, experiential approach to engage and stimulate people. He is president of Creative Presentation Resources, a company that offers an array of learning products including games, noisemakers, and toys. Lucas is also managing partner for Global Performance Strategies, an organization specializing in performance-based training and consulting services.
Lucas has authored or contributed to 29 books and hundreds of articles, and resides in Orlando, Florida.
With nearly four decades of experience in adult and workplace learning, Robert W. Lucas has personally delivered hundreds of learning events on workplace and personal development topics, always using his trademark interactive, experiential approach to engage and stimulate people. He is president of Creative Presentation Resources, a company that offers an array of learning products including games, noisemakers, and toys. Lucas is also managing partner for Global Performance Strategies, an organization specializing in performance-based training and consulting services.
Lucas has authored or contributed to 29 books and hundreds of articles, and resides in Orlando, Florida.
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As the longest tenured captain in the NHL, Shane Doan has seen a lot of ups and downs throughout his 18-year hockey career with the Phoenix Coyotes.
After missing out on the NHL playoffs for two consecutive seasons, Doan remains loyal to the program during a low point, telling Burns and Gambo of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM that as far as any regrets for sticking with the franchise, there are "none."
"I obviously would like to be in the playoffs, but the chances of us winning the Stanley Cup in the next two or three years are just as good as anybody," Doan said. "I think Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Keith Yandle are special and I think our goaltending is special. This year, obviously, things didn't work out the way that we wanted to and our scoring has to be better. That's not just saying it to say it. I just think you have to have the best players and your best players have to be your goalie and your defensemen and we have that. That's what makes me excited."
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"I think we don't have to make massive changes at all," Doan said. "If you go through the year and Smith doesn't get hurt, and if I don't get sick, and when I come back I'm not as terrible as I was for an additional six weeks, you go through year after year and say �you know what, there's seven points'. Well, seven points puts us in seventh or sixth in the West. There are not massive changes, we just have to be more consistent as a group."
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It was a good night to be an incumbent, at least in South Carolina (Sorry, Eric Cantor.)
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham bested his six challengers easily, avoiding a runoff, and will defend his seat against challenger Democratic Sen. Brad Hutto of Orangeburg in November.
The adjutant general, treasurer and agriculture commissioner all fought off GOP challengers as well.
There's more fun to come in two weeks, with runoffs to narrow the field for state education superintendent on both the GOP and Democratic tickets, and runoffs in two Berkeley County races.
But today is a new day, and it is also the day we're expecting Gov. Nikki Haley's vetoes. That's right, the Governor had five days from the date of the passage of the budget to issue line item vetoes. Last year she vetoed 81 items and the legislature restored 46 of them. If all this veto talk has you feeling nostalgic for 2013, you can flashback here.
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Let's just face it; Texas heat can be brutal. Don't even think about waiting until the sun goes down to take that long awaited walk outside with your pup, it's still 95 degrees out there. No more midday bike rides, casual jogs or trips to the dog park. So what is there to do? Well, you could pamper yourself in honor of your pup at this year's Dog Days of Summer event. The afternoon of food, fun, and silent auctions benefiting The Greyhound Adoption League of Texas will feature executive chef Chris Ward leading a number of cooking demonstrations. Ward will present dishes like pepper crusted sirloin and shrimp ceviche. Dog Days will unleash this Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at The Mercury, 11909 Preston Rd., Ste. 1418. Tickets are $55 for GALT members and $80 for non-members. For more information, visit mcrowd.com.
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Coastal San Pedro's wealthy residents, like Gabe (Ross Thomas), live in handsome mansions overlooking the ocean. Its struggling, working-class families inhabit the cramped ranch houses lining its charmless downtown streets; Gabe's best friend, aspiring artist Zach (Trevor Wright) is one of them. Gabe, a hard-partying college student, is already well on his way to leaving town, just like his older brother, novelist and screenwriter Shaun (Brad Rowe), had done before him. Zach, who desperately...
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After the death of her husband, Dr. Cara Harding's (Julianne Moore) faith in God has been shaken, but not her belief in science. In an attempt to open her up to accepting unexplainable psychiatric theories, her father introduces her to Adam, a patient with multiple personalities who takes on some of the physical characteristics of his other personalities. But, Cara quickly discovers that Adam's other personalities are murder victims and the more she finds out about him and his past, the closer she and her loved ones are to becoming victims themselves.
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