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Multiple intelligences : best ideas from research and practice / Mindy L. Kornhaber, Edward Garcia Fierros, Shirley A. Veenema.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kornhaber, Mindy L.
Contributor:
Fierros, Edward Garcia.
Veenema, Shirley A.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Learning, Psychology of--Case studies.
Learning, Psychology of.
Education, Elementary--Curricula.
Cognitive styles in children.
Multiple intelligences.
United States.
Multiple intelligences--United States--Case studies.
Cognitive styles in children--United States--Case studies.
Education, Elementary--Curricula--United States--Case studies.
Education, Elementary.
Genre:
Case studies.
Physical Description:
xviii, 222 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Place of Publication:
Boston : Pearson, [2004]
Contents:
Part 1 Implementing Multiple Intelligences: Theory and Research 1
Chapter 1 Tools for Putting MI into Practice 3
The Theory of Multiple Intelligences: A Tool for Focusing on Learners' Cognitive Abilities 4
Evidence and Criteria 5
The Eight Intelligences 5
Interpreting MI for School Use: Some Issues to Consider 7
Entry Points: A Tool for Developing Curriculum 8
The Entry Points Framework 8
Applying Entry Points in the Classroom: Some Issues to Consider 9
Strive for Substantive Engagement 10
Compass Point Practices: A Tool for Developing Organizational Practices across Classrooms and the School 11
What's Going On in Schools That Use MI and That Associate Positive Outcomes for Students with the Theory? 12
Outcomes Associated with Using Multiple Intelligences 13
Standardized Test Outcomes 13
Student Discipline 14
Parent Participation 15
Students with Learning Differences or Disabilities 16
The Compass Point Practices 17
Culture 17
Readiness 19
Tool 21
Collaboration 23
Choice 24
Arts 25
Part 2 Views of Schools and Classrooms 31
Chapter 2 The McCleary School 33
Chapter 3 The Rivers Study 43
Strategies: A Questions-Based Approach Combined with Rubrics 46
Rubrics and Modeling 48
What Happens during the Rivers Study? 49
Whole-Class and Small-Group Activities 50
The Culminating Activity: River Models 57
Compass Point Practices in This Unit 60
Chapter 4 The Governor Bent School 63
Chapter 5 Math Labs 74
Strategies: Planning for Students, Curricular Coherence, and Standards 81
Planning Math Labs 81
Designing Tasks for Math Labs 82
What Happens during Math Labs? 84
Group Work 85
Task Cards 86
Hands-On Activities 90
Chapter 6 Language Artists 96
What Is the Language Artists Curriculum? 97
Strategies: Elevate, Celebrate, Evaluate 100
Elevate 100
Celebrate 101
Evaluate 102
What Happens during Language Artists? 102
Morning Message 104
Nightly Writing 107
Squiggle Books 109
Chapter 7 The John F. Kennedy School 117
Chapter 8 Schneider's Ink 126
Strategies: Working with Strengths, Fostering Transfer, Supporting Quality Work 130
Working with Students' Strengths 130
Fostering Transfer through Hands-On Learning and Real World Applications 131
Supporting Quality Work 134
What Happens during Schneider's Ink? 135
Staffing Schneider's Ink 136
Running the Publishing Business 140
Handling Business Problems 142
A Note about Change 145
Chapter 9 Glenridge Elementary School 148
Chapter 10 Heritage/Traditions 159
Strategies: Building Readiness, Modeling, and Culminating Activities 162
Building Readiness in School and at Home 162
Modeling Good Work 165
Holding Culminating Activities 167
What Happens during the Heritage/Traditions Unit? Language Arts, Mathematics, and the Arts 167
Language Arts Activities 168
Mathematics Activities 171
Arts Activities 172
Chapter 11 Searsport Elementary School 177
Compass Point Practices 179
Chapter 12 Archaeology Dig 187
Strategies: Crafting an Interdisciplinary Collaboration 190
How to Start 191
Reflect and Refine 194
What Happens during the Archaeology Dig? 194
Steps in the Dig 195
Revisiting the Frameworks: An Interdisciplinary Collaboration 204
Chapter 13 Real Learning, Standards, and State Tests 207
Appendix Descriptions of Schools That Participated in the Project on Schools Using MI Theory (SUMIT) 211.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-216) and indexes.
ISBN:
0205342590
OCLC:
52822545

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