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Teaching and Learning Through Multiple Intelligences

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Introduction: Many Kinds of Intelligence. 1. A Way with Words: Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence. 2. The Calculating Mind: Logical-Mathematical Intelligence. 3. Moving to Learn: Kinesthetic Intelligence. 4. Everyone Is an Artist: Visual-Spatial Intelligence. 5. Tuning In: Musical Intelligence. 6. Understanding One Another: Interpersonal Intelligence. 7. The World Within: Intrapersonal Intelligence. 8. The World Around Us: Naturalist Intelligence. 9. Curriculum Development through the Multiple Intelligences. 10. Dissolving the Boundaries: Assessment That Enhances Learning. 11. Lessons Learned. Permissions. Subject Index. Name Index.

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