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The Importance of Multiple Intelligence Theory: Intended Learning Outcomes

This course will focus on improving English language skills like listening, reading, writing, speaking and viewing through language teaching methodologies. The goal is for future educators to understand how to support students with different learning styles. It will compare teaching styles and strategies, require designing lesson plans, and demonstrate teaching methods tailored to student learning styles to promote lifelong learning.

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The Importance of Multiple Intelligence Theory: Intended Learning Outcomes

This course will focus on improving English language skills like listening, reading, writing, speaking and viewing through language teaching methodologies. The goal is for future educators to understand how to support students with different learning styles. It will compare teaching styles and strategies, require designing lesson plans, and demonstrate teaching methods tailored to student learning styles to promote lifelong learning.

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This course will emphasize English as a second language with main focus on language teaching

methodologies to improve knowledge on the structure and fluency in the English language through,
listening, reading, writing, speaking, and viewing. In this manner, the future educators will have the idea
how to handle students with varied learning styles.
Intended Learning Outcomes

IdentifytheteachingstrategiesessentialinteachingEnglishinelementary

Compare and contrast different teaching and learning styles


Design learning plans following the prescribed format
Demonstrate teaching with a variety of methods according to the learning style of the students
Develop an understanding that sharing learning strategies leads to lifelong learning
Suggest ways and alternatives in delivering teaching strategies
Discussion

The Importance of Multiple Intelligence Theory

Howard Gardner (1983) is a very important theorist for students, teachers, and education. His work with
multiple intelligences allows students to realize their strengths in learning and gives teachers the opportunity
to understand the dynamics of the classroom. The nine intelligences include; spatial/visual, bodily/kinesthetic,
musical, verbal/linguistic, naturalistic, logical/mathematical, interpersonal, intrapersonal and existentialist.
Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences involves the use of these intelligences in student learning to
emphasize their strengths and aid success. It is geared towards the encouragement of students to use their
talents and strengths to learn and interacts with the content.

The Multiple Intelligences At A Glance

In using the theory of multiple intelligences as a base in any classroom and by adding
technology, educators can allow students to use their strongest intelligence in order to
understand and learn best. Classrooms should incorporate more technology for in-class
assignments and learning, as some students require different teaching and learning strategies in
order to fully grasp ideas and succeed.
This chart shows the nine
intelligences, possible career
paths
Learners are considered as unique
individuals with varied intelligences
and learning styles. As a future
teacher, design a lesson plan that
deals with differentiated activities.
Submit your lesson plan and also
your recorded teaching demonstration
through our Facebook Group.

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