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Mar 18th, 2002 Send this email to a friend |
Issue 6: Multiple Intelligences and Learning Styles
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Intelligences & Learning Styles Multiple Intelligences and Learning Styles theories recognize that students are multi-dimensional beings with different ways of experiencing, thinking and learning. Some models categorize or profile possible learning styles or intelligences. Others emphasize that students need to work through a process or cycle, integrating different styles and intelligences - a whole brain approach. Recently there has been an explosion of different
types of models and resources. So
where do you start? Here is
how some Tasmanian teachers have been using them. |
WWW Sites Tapping Into Multiple Intelligences - excellent site with a quick MI test |
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"Too often schools skim the surface of information at the expense of knowledge, intelligence, understanding, and wisdom. [We need to] balance intuition with intellect, mastery with mystery, and cultivate wisdom over the mere accumulation of facts." |
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The benefits to students have been enormous - increased engagement and success, ownership of their own learning as the process becomes explicit, greater appreciation of diversity and increased self-esteem. When incorporated within a holistic education framework these models become very powerful and enriching as they facilitate transformative growth.
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For the classroom... |
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Multiple Intelligences
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>>> NEW <<< A 9th intelligence is It about asking deep questions and experiencing the world and human existence profoundly. What does this mean for your classroom? |
Have you ever wondered....
Educating for Intelligent Belief or Unbelief - Nel Noddings |
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HENT Web Site and Discussion List HENT has a comprehensive web site and there is a national discussion list on holistic education hosted by EdNA. |
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Cosmo and His Search for a Meaningful Education
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