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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Interpersonal Intelligence"”.
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Envisioning the Mind: Children's Representations of Mental Processes
… and by Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, I conducted a series of ten "exercises" -- each of them a guided visualization followed by an opportunity to produce -- with nine- and ten-year-old students. The visualizations, which were designed to encourage the students to explore …
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Using multiple intelligences theory to develop an approach to children's sermons
… 2 concentrates on Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences theory. It describes the why, what, and how of his theory. In particular, the chapter puts an emphasis on the theory's impact on education and addresses its implications for preaching as well. Chapter 3 examines children as a unique …
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A Portfolio Exemplifying Development of the Personal Intelligences Using Art
… Exemplifying Development of the Personal Intelligences Using Art explores the idea that art is an essential component to educational curriculum for its values in lessons found nowhere else in the curriculum. Art teaches visual-spatial abilities, observation, reflection, self-criticism, and …
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A Portfolio Exemplifying Development of the Personal Intelligences Using Art
… Exemplifying Development of the Personal Intelligences Using Art explores the idea that art is an essential component to educational curriculum for its values in lessons found nowhere else in the curriculum. Art teaches visual-spatial abilities, observation, reflection, self-criticism, and …
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Coaching and the growth of three New Zealand educators: A multi-dimensional journey
… that for these three research participants, interpersonal intelligence and leadership, [were] in such a symbiotic relationship that they [were] actually tautological (p. 1). This was not positional or hierarchical leadership, but leadership that acknowledged individuals as 'whole' people and …