[MCP] Multiple Intelligences

[Bill Braun]

I have found that the best way to keep a theory in mind is to keep the 
theory in mind. After that I talk about it or apply it, as the situation 
suggests.

What has worked for you, Scott?

Bill Braun

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>                             As educators, How do we keep Gardner's 
> theory of multiple intelligences in mind when teaching our students?
> Scott
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-- 
There's nothing more practical than a good theory.
	-Lewin

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