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Multiple Intelligences and Teaching

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Provide a summary of the multiple intelligences as they relate to teaching.

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This solution outlines how multiple intelligences relate to teaching and explains why it is important to take all forms of intelligence into account when formulating a lesson plan.

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Multiple intelligences (MI) are another way teachers can tap into a child's prior knowledge to bring about new learning. Multiple intelligences cover the following 8 areas: logical mathematical, linguistic, bodily kinesthetic, musical, intra personal, inter personal, naturalistic, and visual special (Colorado Christian University, 2004). Incorporating all these areas into a unit provides all students in the classroom opportunities to learn. ...

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