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SMART TEACHING
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8. Multiple Intelligence Activities
© 2005 Ron Fitzgerald, D.Ed
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Visual
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Kinesthetic
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| Learning & using mind mapping |
Participating in movement exercises |
| Using a computer graphic program |
Dancing |
| Preparing visual stories or aids |
Building & fixing |
| Preparing video tape or computer presentations |
Acting |
| Drawing or making models |
Taking field trips for analysis |
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Interpersonal
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Intrapersonal
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| Working in teams |
Listing your goals |
| Teaching or helping others |
Leading a team |
| Hosting an event |
Analyzing your "styles" and/or intelligences |
| Persuading or "selling" to others |
Meditating |
| Debating |
Writing poetry |
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Auditory-Linguistic
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Logical-Analytical
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| Giving a speech |
Interpreting patterns |
| Writing a story or repor |
Debating |
| Preparing jokes |
Solving puzzles |
| Playing word games |
Calculating or computing |
| Reading |
Writing a computer program |
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Musical
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Naturalistic
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| Singing |
Observing & recording |
| Composing |
Collecting |
| Playing an instrument |
Classifying or identifying |
| Keeping time to a beat |
Experimenting |
| Using music (like Baroque) for learning |
Forecasting |
| Teachers can use these activities to help students use or develop different talents. Good state assessment systems would allow students to demonstrate learning in different ways. |
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