[NIFL-ESL:1463] Re: multiple intelligences & the use of the internet

From: Loren McGrail (lmcgrail@vnet.net)
Date: Sat Oct 25 1997 - 06:36:54 EDT


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Kathy

I'm curious about why you want to know about MI theory with adult 
learners. What is it about multiple intelligence that interests you or 
others?  Perhpas in additon to you gathering resources from people, we 
could discuss together the implications of mulitile intelligence 
theory and learning styles and strategies for ESOL teaching and 
learning.

Loren



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