Multiple Intelligence, a theory introduced by Howard Garnder in 1983, was revolutionary. It showed the conventional way of learning using mathematical, logical, linguistic, and verbal measurements were not enough to define the intelligence of an individual. Every person has a combination of nine types of intelligence, making every one unique. Read more…
Is it possible to combine Multiple Intelligence Theory with online learning? As the current situation due to the pandemic is forcing education to go digital, questions arise about how to engage with students. Focusing on multiple intelligences will help the teachers appeal to your children. But how will you go Read more…
Do your children come back home from school and inform you they didn’t enjoy their classes at all? Every student is unique, as everyone comes with a distinct set of preferences and learning abilities. The conventional education techniques, unlike multiple intelligences, only focus on areas that may be effective with Read more…
Learning in the classroom, be it in preschool or college, occurs with students learning in different ways. Teaching may follow common patterns and methods, but learning largely depends on individual students who may be gifted in some areas, and not so adept in others.
The common misconception among parents about homeschooling is that this style of education doesn’t prepare their children for higher education such as college. It’s understandable why this opinion exists, as you have questions about the curriculum’s quality. There are also queries on the impact of homeschool on your child’s ability Read more…
