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Subject: Re: Levels of Intelligence Author: Johnathan Hayes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:54:10 02/03/08 Sun In reply to: Christina Watkins 's message, "Levels of Intelligence" on 10:04:51 02/03/08 Sun I agree with you that we as educators should try and use methods for all types of learners. In most classrooms you go in you can see the types of learners that Sternberg describes in his theory. I think that it is hard to try and develop a lesson for all three of the types of learners described. With the right support from other members in the school it can be done though. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Levels of Intelligence Tammy Ali-Carr 20:02:25 02/03/08 Sun Re: Levels of Intelligence Kendall Nash 21:26:08 02/03/08 Sun