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Activity 5 (Topic# 3)
Activity 5 (Topic# 3)
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ACTIVITY 5 (TOPIC # 3)
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Complete the statement:
After studying the module, it added to my knowledge that. My understanding of intelligence has
expanded since taking the Theory of Multiple Intelligences module. Rather than being a single,
fixed attribute, intelligence is a wide spectrum with a range of unique traits and capacities. This
theory which was put out by Howard Gardner emphasizes how various people have strengths in
linguistic, logical-mathematical, geographical, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal,
intrapersonal, and naturalistic intelligences, among other multiple intelligences. My
understanding of human potential and the ways that people learn and succeed in many fields
has expanded as a result of grasping this idea.
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Multiple Intelligences Grade Level and the How could these activities
Activities develop this certain
intelligence?
• In a multigrade classroom, design 2 activities that could already tap and help
develop 3-5 intelligences of Howard Gardner.
Grade Levels Activity Intelligences being
developed
• Yes, pre-service teachers can benefit from Howard Gardner's theory of multiple
intelligences. It offers a framework for comprehending that intelligence is not just
determined by IQ or other traditional measures, but also includes linguistic, logical-
mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and
naturalistic intelligences. Teachers can enhance their students' learning environments
and foster greater inclusivity by acknowledging and addressing the varied intelligences
of their pupils.
• From the presentation of Group 3 on the Multiple Intelligences, it is evident that Howard
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences emphasizes the idea that individuals possess
different kinds of minds and learn, remember, perform, and understand in various ways.