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Using Multiple Intelligences in the Elementary Classroom
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When we explore multiple intelligences as a classroom community, everyone wins! Teachers learn about the types of activities that are best for each student AND big kids learn about how they learn best.
Join me as we discuss characteristics and best ways to support students in the elementary classroom with a theory that supports the diverse learning styles and personalities of your students!
Episode Highlights
- The history of the Multiple Intelligences theory
- Characteristics and typical careers of each of the 8 learning profiles
- Best ways to support each intelligence in the classroom
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Multiple Intelligences for Big Kids
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