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INTELLIGENCES
(MI)
MI
HOWARD
GARDNER (1943):
He is an American developmental
psychologist. He is best known for
histheory of multiple intelligences.
He
Gardner
proposed a view of
natural human talents that is
labeled the Multiple Intelligences
Model = A variety of learning
Styles.
Gardner
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Linguistic
Logical/mathematical
Spatial
Musical
Bodily/Kinesthetic
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Naturalist
Instruction: No purely
linguistic goals.
Class as a setting for a series of
educational support systems.
Language learner as a better
designer of their own learning
experiences.
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MI
Procedure
Awaken the
intelligence
Stage 2
Amplify the
Intelligence
Stage 3
Teach
with/for
Intelligence
Stage 4
Transfer of
Intelligence
Stage 1
Gives students
opportunities to
develop:
Visual/spatial
Intelligence
Logical
intelligence
Describing
THE object
Determinin
g WHICH
object is
being
described
Intrapersonal
Intelligence
Interpersona
l Intelligence
Determinin
g HOW to
describe
things
Working
in
groups
Reflecting on
ones own
involvement in
the lesson
Conclusion
Multiple Intelligences is an
increasingly popular approach that
focuses on the learners unique
nature and potential development.
It also provides a rich source for
successful lesson planning and
design, as it can be used to cover a
vast majority of learners needs.