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Overview of Gardner's theory on multiple intelligences by Sarah Ganly Everyone excels in some subjects, and everyone does not do so hot in other subjects; this is is an obvious fact of life, but many people may not realize why this is so. Howard Gardner was a professor who studied this concept, and he revolutionized t... More> Explanation of learning styles and multiple intelligences by Stacey Terry Multiple intelligences and learning styles are simply the different ways in which people think and learn. This information can be very important to teachers or to those people who are having trouble in school, college, or workplace training. Learnin... More>
	Gardner's multiple intelligences and what they mean to the workplace by Philip Lop Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory was first published in 1983 and has become widely regarded as an important insight into the personality of behaviour of individuals in both the workplace and in the education sector. Initially devi... More> Essential elements for successful ESL classroom teaching by Rosemarie Schaut As an experienced teacher, I feel that the most essential element that needs to be considered when teachers address any class of students is in establishing a comfort-level that assures that students are relaxed enough to want to learn and feel comf... More>
Is intelligence inheritable or environmental? by Angela S. Young While environmental factors can influence intelligence, most of your capacity for intelligence is inherited. You have certain genes that 'predict' your intelligence. Your environment can enhance or detract from your final achievement in the way of i... More> Beyond IQ test ways to determining intelligence by Ernest Dempsey Intelligence is a topic of interest to many, if not most, these days. Especially it is the focus of attention of students and professionals who are concerned about their academic and professional performance. Being intelligent means having a rewardi... More>
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