第十一天

Blogger又被封了，极度不爽中！
下午去了微软亚洲研究院参观，就在大运村旁边，走路过去都用不了十分钟的。有我们研会权益部的几个人还有职业发展部以及微软俱乐部的几个。负责高校关系的刘女士接待了我们，介绍了一些微软研究院的一些情况，其实我对这些不怎么感兴趣，不过她说的一句话挺不错，她说微软招技术人员有两个前提，一是有好的数学功底，而是有好的编程能力。现在对未来想要从事什么工作根本没有明确的概念，销售肯定不会做的，做研发也挺累人的，感觉技术支持是一挺好的活，不过一样是很模糊。唉，我还是先看Java吧。
今天没练字，没运动，没上课，Java也就看了一点点。刚刚才听了空中英语。
Are you smart?
All parents know their child is smart. They'll point to their child singing songs or reading books as proof of the child's intelligence. Why then do some of these intelligent children excel in school, while others fall behind?
In 1983, psycholofist Howard Gardner introduced a theory to help explain this problem. His "theory of multiple intelligences" says there are eight different kinds of intelligence. All of these intelligences benefit society. But only two of them help shudents do well in school.
How were Gardner's intelligences include a variety of fields, like math、language、music and nature. Gardner defines intelligence as ability to produce something of value. This broad definition allows people to be smart in many ways, such as the ones listed below.
Word smart
People who are "word smart" are good at languages. They have a large vocabulary in their native language. They may also pick up foreign languages more easily than others. They enjoy telling jokes and writing stories. People who are "word smart" make good lawyers、writers and librarians.
文章很简单，可还是好多地方听不出来，特别是连读，还没有习惯。现在很多熟悉的单词也是老拼错，英语不是一般的烂了。