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Multiple Intelligences. By Amy Steinbauer & Debby Vandersande LIS 686 Spring 2012. Time for a Quiz. Pass out assessment Talk about results.
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Multiple Intelligences By Amy Steinbauer & Debby Vandersande LIS 686 Spring 2012
Time for a Quiz • Pass out assessment • Talk about results “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” ― Albert Einstein
Eight Intelligences • Linguistic • Logical/Mathematical • Bodily- Kinesthetic • Visual/ Spatial • Musical • Interpersonal • Intrapersonal • Naturalist Developed by Howard Gardner
Linguistic Thinks in words Expresses complex ideas in words Verbally or orally Manipulate word order
Logical/ Mathematical Identify patterns Find relationship between events and ideas Sequential reasoning skills Able to follow rules of logic
Bodily/ Kinesthetic Physically coordinated Use the body in expressive ways Think in movements
Visual/ Spatial Think in pictures Can make visual 3-D representatives Good sense of direction
Musical Can easily recall music Understands sound patterns Hear and use pitch, rhythm, and tone
Interpersonal Works well with others Sensitive to others’ moods Takes action
Intrapersonal Know what they can do, and can’t do Self-reflect analytically Usually expresses in other forms
Naturalist Understands the natural world Observational Skills Enjoys spending time outdoors
More Possible Intelligences • Existential • Technological • Artistic or Solely Visual
Research & Development 7 Criteria • Isolation as a Brain Function • Prodigies, Savants, and Exceptional Individuals • Set of Core Operation • Developmental History with an Expert End Performance • Evolutionary History • Supported Psychological Tasks • Supported Psychometric Tasks • Encoded into a Symbol System
Implications • Howard Gardner Video • Take notes on points that are familiar to this course. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2QtSbP4FRg
Discussion Points • What elements did Garner discuss that we have already discussed in this class? • How does this work with inquiry learning? • What are your thoughts on Garner’s statement: “A mile wide an inch deep?”
Essential Points • “HOW are you smart?” • Everyone has ALL intelligences. • You don’t have to teach everything 8 times. • Used for instruction AND assessment.
MI in Action • Video of an MI school in Maplewood, New Jersey. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGElBx3n2DA&context=C373408bADOEgsToPDskJIOXLf_KMx_pYx3yYUDWTU
MI Unit from Multiple Intelligences
Class Activity • Theme: Spring • Level: Upper Elementary • Task: Design an instructional activity AND a project for your assigned intelligence.
Spring Into Spring Unit Write a poem. This poem should follow the standard diamante format, and present the changes that occur as spring comes. ? ? ? ? ?
Classroom Successes SPED accommodations “Kid watching” What Works:
Criticisms: Ad hoc Gardner never developed own assessment tool Lack of empirical evidence Different intelligences not covered Is this the best method for you?
The question is not, “Are you smart?” But rather, “HOW are you smart?” NEA Teacher-to-Teacher Books: Multiple Intelligences
Shameless Self-Promotion • THIS Saturday • 12:00 noon • Labeling books for the AR program • Learn about the program, see an elementary library! • Pizza will be provided! • Free ride from Debby