Guidelines for Learning management to create innovation using concept of Practical
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Learning in the 21st century emphasizes students can apply Knowledge to create innovation which according to Thailand 4.0 policy that emphasizes education for creating innovation too. Learning in the classroom emphasize concept and theory from textbooks that someone develops but teacher can not teach their students to growth cognitive developmental processes from these. Sternberg , who developed The Triarchic Theory of Human Intelligence, emphasize Practical Intelligence that is capacity of human in contexual subtheory ,can adapt environment to fit in way of life for living in social happiness. Academic Intelligence is learning theory from textbooks in classroom but Practical Intelligence brings knowledge to adapt for problem solving in real life for creating usefulness according to social context ; consist 4 steps : Use , Apply , Implement and Practice. So Practical Intelligence is concept that students can use knowledge from theory in their classrooms to adapt and create workpiece , the way for problem solving , in real life that according to social context efficiency.
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