Multiple Intelligence

Multiple Intelligence

After a whole class on multiple intelligence my thought and feelings are the same, I already knew the different stages of learning. I am a very strong believer in all methods of teaching as I feel it is the strongest and most positive way of learning. Everybody is different, meaning they all learn differently. Only a select few are able to pick a book read it once and remember all of it. As you can imagine I am not one of those students, and i have found it hard at times to get grades because of reading test etc. Anything hands or visual I feel I am more cable of dealing with and you can test me on that all day long.

 Below is my scores and a bar chart I have completed.

http://www.literacyworks.org/mi/assessment/cgi-bin/results.cgi
 

Upgrade on my Idea

My blog activity would start with basic questions about new and exciting events that have previously happened. I would always keep changing the questions though and not always "How was your weekend? what did you do that was different from last weekend"?

For My Future Students

For my future students I think setting up a blog would a great idea, now I know how to do it. I would incorporate blogging into my classes by making it a fun activity once or twice a week. I'd let my students start off by blogging about something they have experienced that weekend or about something new/different/exciting (just to get the ball rolling). After that I would have a blog of my own that they could comment on. My blog would be about learning objectives for that week so the students can see what we are learning & comment on it. There comments can be about anything, from looking forward to learning it or something they may not be comfortable with. Also I would have learning questions that they will have to try and answer at the end of the week so I could monitor how much they learned. I could motor my own teaching level/success. The main objective of having it in the order I do is because some students may not want to blog if it’s about boring old school, so to get their brains engaged with blogging about something they did may be the trick.