Multiple intelligences and student achievement : success stories from six schools / Linda Campbell and Bruce Campbell.
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- 0871205416
- 9780871205414
- 9780871203601
- 087120360X
- 9781416604396
- 1416604391
- 1280928727
- 9781280928727
- Multiple intelligences
- Academic achievement
- Teaching
- Intelligences multiples
- Succès scolaire
- Enseignement -- États-Unis -- Cas, Études de
- EDUCATION -- Educational Psychology
- Academic achievement
- Multiple intelligences
- Teaching
- Fallstudiensammlung
- Lerntheorie
- Schulleistung
- Multiple intelligences
- Academic achievement
- Teaching
- 370.15/2 21
- LB1060 .C364 1999eb
- D 4520
- 5,3
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 98-99) and index.
"ASCD stock no.: 1999274"--Title page verso.
Why MI? -- Elementary schools, MI, and student achievement -- Middle-level schools, MI, and student achievement -- High schools, MI, and student achievement -- Lessons learned from MI school programs.
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Campbell and Campbell study the implementation of multiple intelligences theory by six schools: Russell Elementary School (Lexington, KY), EXPO for Excellence (St. Paul, MN), Skyview Junior High School (Bothell, WA), Key Learning Community (Indianapolis, IN), Mountlake Terrace High School (Mountlake Terrace, WA), and Lincoln High School (Stockton, CA). The case studies demonstrate that MI theory provides a philosophic and curricular framework for five consecutive years or more.
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