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Multiple Intelligences Action ResearchMethod
The emphasis of this MI lesson was on the fluidity of each individual's makeup of intelligences. Students were reminded that their own intelligences had changed drastically from early childhood throughout their school years, and it was emphasized that their intelligences makeup would continue to change with age and with experience. It was impressed upon students that they were not locked into one or two intelligences and that they should never label themselves (or their peers) as being one intelligence or another. The author is a writer, a former English teacher, and the mother of three boys. She spends her time writing and teaching others to write. Visit articles.TheWritingTutor.biz for more articles or TheWritingTutor.biz for other writing and educational resources for young authors, teachers, and parents. Visit writing_editing_service.TheWritingTutor.biz for a description of writing and editing services provided by the author. Return to articles. |
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