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The Multiple Intelligence Classroom:  Matching Your Teaching Methods With How Students Learn
by Benna Golubtchik


If you subscribe to the theory that all students can learn, then it is important for you, as an educator, to equip yourself with as many strategies as possible to reach those students who do not seem to learn well from the more traditional teaching methods.
 

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