Exploring Multiple Intelligences Flashcard

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What is the main idea behind Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences?

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Intelligence consists of a variety of distinct abilities, each person has a unique combination.

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True or False: Howard Gardner’s MI theory suggests that all students should be taught in the same way because they all have the same types of intelligence.

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False

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Imagine you are a teacher. You have a student who excels in music (musical intelligence) but struggles with reading comprehension (linguistic intelligence). How could you modify the curriculum to help this student?

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Integrate music into lessons to reinforce reading concepts, such as setting stories to music or creating songs that summarize a text.

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How might the implementation of MI theory change the traditional teacher-centered classroom environment?

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It would encourage personalized learning and cater to diverse learning needs.

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How would you support a student with strong interpersonal intelligence but weak spatial intelligence in a classroom project?

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Use group work and peer collaboration to leverage their interpersonal skills.

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How does MI theory support the skills students need for success in the 21st century (e.g., collaboration, creativity, problem-solving)?

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By fostering diverse talents and creative problem-solving.

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What is one key takeaway from today’s presentation on Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences that you will apply in your classroom or educational practice?

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Teaching should be tailored to different intelligences.

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The theory of Multiple Intelligence was coined by ______________

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Howard Gardner