A primary source analysis is the most important tool a historian or a student of history can employ to gain a deeper understanding of the events and people of the past. A primary source could be a journal, a letter, a newspaper article, even artwork or music–anything that was created and left behind during the [...]
Writing a rhetorical analysis is an aspect of educational writing that can often pose complexities for a writer. When facing this type of academic writing, you first need to understand the purpose of the assignment itself. According to the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL), the expectation for a rhetorical analysis is that the writer can [...]
The “Intelligence Quotient” or IQ test is a method for measuring what is generally accepted as intelligence, though the exact definition of intelligence is debatable. To calculate an intelligence quotient, a person’s mental age is divided by his chronological age, then multiplied by 100. History French psychologist Alfred Binet developed the intelligent quotient method in [...]