As one notes from the previous two Units, Multiple Intelligences theory does not suggest prescribed strategies, but it can be used as a framework for developing well-rounded activities, instructional strategies and assessment procedures. This Unit further explains how this theory enhances participants understanding with opportunities to plan and moderate our learning process, choosing from a variety of resources and reflecting upon the information we gain, individually and collaboratively; as in an MI classroom.u00a0
Objectives:
Participants will be able to:
Identify the 6 common themes linked to MI instruction
Present one of the 6 common themes and reflect on MI-inspired actvities
Reflect on their existing practices and the impact of the MI approach