SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES FOR DIFFERENT INTELLIGENCES | Help Line for ELT Teachers

[@sheelasai7619]

Excellent, thanks for the help

[@sckazuxi]

I loved this video thank you for the ideas!!

[@annmartino6885]

Thank you so much. I love your explanation and the activities you gave. Made me understand how to do my homework and implement your strategies in my teaching. Thanks again

[@nisaozutler7922]

Thank you for great ideas!

[@ivantirado304]

Thank you so much! That help me a lot with my homework!

[@AydanErsoz]

I hope you didn't "borrow" the activities directly 🤣 Jokes aside, I'm glad you have found it useful.

[@tvz9282]

Excellent! Thank you very much.

[@AydanErsoz]

You're welcome. Glad you've liked it.

[@seydakayan12]

My dear teacher 😍

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[@ajansmithegleniyor4902]

6:46 😅🫶🏻

[@mrrabie1674]

Great

[@AydanErsoz]

Thank you!

[@rashmilalit3055]

Can you recommed book on activities?

[@AydanErsoz]

Multiple Intelligences and Language Learning: A Guidebook of Theory, Activities, Inventories, and Resources (Alta Professional) by Mary Ann Christison, 2017 Developing Students' Multiple Intelligences (Grades K-8) Paperback - January 1, 1999 by Kristen Nicholson-Nelson (Author), Jeanette Moss (Editor). Scholastic Teaching Resources

[@AsenaKar]

👍🎉👏

[@AlexWallsELT]

Multiple intelligence theory has been largely debunked in that no evidence has been found to support it. Nevertheless I'm sure you have some useful ideas for varying the types of activities in lessons.

[@AydanErsoz]

This is the third video of the series. In the first video, I mention Learning Styles Theories and how they are criticized. In the second video, I talk about "MIT" and how it is criticized. This is the last one of the series. Nonetheless, teachers can use these ideas to prepare a variety of activities.

[@CreLESAtive]

There are more intelligents