Multiple+Intelligences+guide

When I decided to start a wiki page for this project I had an idea of what I wanted it to look like, however, after much research on the topic, I have decided for now to just have links to resources I found useful. I will continue working on this page to mold it into a more manageable and useful page, but for now I hope you can find it useful.

[|History of Multiple Intelligence Theory]

[|The Man behind the Theory]

[|How to test your students Intelligence]

Below I have listed the current multiple intelligences. Click on an intelligence to be sent to a webpage that contains information about the intelligence and examples of activities that can be used to help teachers adapt their lesson plan to meet then needs of the different types of learners in their classroom. The main webpage for each of the links also contains a lot of other useful links on multiple intelligence. I hope to create more of a chart that can be quickly referenced that would list each intelligence and activities that I have found to be more or less proven to work every time you use them. This will allow you more time to teach and more time for students to learn they way they learn best, without having to guess which activity you think may work in a particular situation. Click [|here] to see an example.

[|Verbal/Linguistic]

[|Logical/Mathematical]

[|Visual/Spatial]

[|Bodily/Kinesthetic]

[|Musical/Rhythmic]

[|Intrapersonal]

[|Interpersonal]

[|Naturalist/Existentialist]

I was able to find an example of a lesson plan teaching to each of the intelligences. Click [|here] to view.

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