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Multiple Intelligences

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Howard Gardner

Howard Gardner. Multiple Intelligences Tammy Duvall. Table of Contents. Purpose Who is Howard Gardner? Theory of Multiple Intelligences The 8 Intelligences (Video Clip) Check for Understanding #1 , #2 , #3 , #4 Connection to Technology Resources. Purpose.

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Chapter 7 Learn

Chapter 7 Learn. In this chapter you will. Define learning Identify and discuss the learning process Identify your learning style, primary intelligence, and personality type and learn how to use each of these to increase active and authentic learning. With a Partner.

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Practical Updates in Anesthesiology

Practical Updates in Anesthesiology. Dr. Mark Wigginton MB,BS FRCA. How to Teach A Brainiac : Educational theories in medical simulation. Content. Why is simulation not straight forward Theories of learning Types of simulation How educational theory is relevant to medical simulation

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Intelligence

Intelligence. What is it? How do we measure it? Are those tests valid?. General Intelligence. Charles Spearman believed in general intelligence (g), a common skill set that underlies all our specific abilities People who score highly in one area also tend to score higher than average in others.

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Painting by a Manovikas resident

Presenting the Manovikas Success Story and Model of PPP as a Case Study: Vikram Dutt President Manovikas. Painting by a Manovikas resident. Disability colours +++. At Manovikas we are certain that habilation is something PLUS. Education Plus Vocational Training Plus

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Constructivism in the Mathematics Classroom

Constructivism in the Mathematics Classroom. EDN 322. Constructing Knowledge. Knowledge is not passively received Students create new mathematical knowledge by reflecting on their physical and mental actions Learning reflects a social process. Piaget - 4 Stages of Development.

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Developing interdisciplinary understanding for MYP teachers

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Career and Technical Education

Career and Technical Education. Giving Students the Edge. CTE Introduction. Career Development Activity #9 . Learning Styles. Understanding Learning Styles. Learning about the natural way we think and learn and how to apply it in education and career choices. Read Paragraph. What am I?.

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Computational vs. Conceptual: The Best Approach to Teaching 9 th Grade Physics

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Psychology Application Project

Psychology Application Project. Kharizma R. Mason. Villa Rica Elementary school. Subject Math and Reading G rade Level 1 st No. Students: 20 Student Demographics 12 Caucasian, 7 African American, 1 Hispanic. Low-Income Families Length of Observation 21 hours. Project Findings.

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Theme : Intelligence, learning theories, learning modalities and teaching methods.

Theme : Intelligence, learning theories, learning modalities and teaching methods. Guiding Question : How do the various educational theories effect how we should teach?. Steven Fletcher. Intelligence, what is it?.

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Music and Movement

Music and Movement. Other languages and ways of expressing Other intelligences and ways of knowing. Types. Listening to music Singing Instrumentation Dancing Movement activities Athletics Exercise. Early exposure to music. Many scientists consider music instinctive

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT THEORISTS

Emotional. Intellectual. Physical. Social. CHILD DEVELOPMENT THEORISTS. Mrs. Beryl Thornton Colleton County High School 2012. Sigmund Freud (1856-1939). Series of Stages Emotional Experiences of Childhood affect Adult Life http://allpsych.com/psychology101/ego.html.

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Multiple Intelligences

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How Inclusion Affects Learning

How Inclusion Affects Learning. By: Courtney Stratton, Michelle Santoro, Mary Hancock. Inclusion . The idea that all children, including those with disabilities of, health, physical, developmental, and emotional, should and can learn in a regular classroom. . With Special Needs Community

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Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Theory of Multiple Intelligences. By Sophie Reimertz. Theory of multiple Intelligences. The theory of multiple intelligences was developed in 1983 by Dr. Howard Gardner, professor of education at Harvard University.

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Multiple Intelligences

Multiple Intelligences. By Howard Gardner. Linguistic Learner. Likes to: Read, w rite and tell/hear stories Is good at: memorizing names, places dates and trivia Learns best by: saying hearing and seeing words. Logical/ Mathematical Learner.

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