Respond to ONE (1) of the following questions:
In short, your essay should have a complete introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs, and
concluding paragraph, and it should contain properly integrated citations and transitions between
sentences and paragraphs.
1 What are the implications of Graff’s essay “Hidden Intellectualism” for redefining the concept of intelligence within educational contexts? Discuss how broadening the definition of intellect can benefit students’ overall
educational experiences.
- How does Gerald Graff use personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate the concept of “hidden intellectualism”? Discuss the effectiveness of these examples in supporting his central argument.
3 “Hidden Intellectualism” challenges the conventional view of intelligence by suggesting that non-academic interests possess intellectual potential. Do you agree or disagree with Graff’s argument? Support your stance with evidence from the article and your own critical analysis. - Graff asserts that schools should tap into students’ interests in popular culture, sports, and other non academic pursuits to foster intellectual development. Evaluate the potential benefits and drawbacks of incorporating these interests into formal education
