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    4-5-Multiple Intelligent Literacy Instruction

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    4-5-Multiple Intelligent Literacy Instruction

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    Multiple Intelligent Literacy

    Instruction

    Describe your symbol:

    TALENT INTELLIGENCE NEITHER

    Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory:


    SPATIAL BODY
    MOVEMENT Every person has all eight intelligences. They are both
    innate and learned. People tend to use a combination
    MUSICAL LOGIC-MATH of intelligences in most activities. Individuals develop
    some areas stronger than others.
    LINGUISTIC SOCIAL
    SELF NATURALISTIC

    Ideas for an MI lesson:


    INPUT (Introducing):

    SYNTHESIS (Digesting):

    OUTPUT (Applying):

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