Teaching Strategies

1. Writing essays and poetry are some of the classroom strategies that can be used to improve students' learning. Where does it belong in the following? 

• a. bodily kinesthetic intelligence

• b. Self-smart

• c. verbal linguistic intelligence

• d. interpersonal intelligence

2. In the following what is the example of visual spatial intelligence 

• a. Using graphic organizer

• b. Creating parody

• c. Conducting debate

• d. Writing lerabiny journal

3. What type of classroom strategies use a variety of physical skills. 

• a. Naturalist intelligence

• b. Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence

• c. Interpersonal intelligence

• d. Visual spatial intelligence

4. Creating parody and organizing orchestra are one of example of which classroom strategies?

• a. Interpersonal intelligence

• b. Logical and mathematical intelligence

• c. Verbal Linguistic intelligence

• d. Musical intelligence

5. In this classroom strategies learners are students who have strengths in intelligence related to nature. 

• a. Visual spatial intelligence

• b. Naturalist intelligence

• c. Musical intelligence

• d. Self smart

6. In the following what is the example of logical - mathematical intelligence 

• a. Making analogies

• b. Cooperative games 

• c. Playing domino 

• d. Creating Ads

7. Which of the following is an example of interpersonal intelligence?

• a. Conducting role-playing

• b. Using novelty

• c. Using a number code

• d. Conducting a virtual gallery

8. Using forced analogy and writing learning journal is example of what intelligence

• a. Naturalist intelligence

• b. Vernal linguistic intelligence

• c. Self smart

• d. Musical intelligence

9. Which of the following is an example of naturalist intelligence?

• a. Using travelogue

• b. Creating Ads

• c. Creating parody

• d. Conducting debate

10. When you give instruction to your students to write their own stories what intelligence you use . 

• a. Verbal Linguistic intelligence

• b. Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence

• c. Intrapersonal intelligence

• d. Interpersonal intelligence