2. Read one of the following summaries of multiple intelligences. Your aim here is to gain an understanding, in outline, of the eight multiple intelligences. You can discuss the various intelligences on the ESLgo English learning forum.

http://www.neat.tas.edu.au/HENT/world/rss/files/intelligences.htm
http://eduscapes.com/tap/topic68.htm
http://www.pz.harvard.edu/ami/mibasics.htm
http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/concept2class/month1/
http://www.mitest.com/omultint.htm

3. Discover more about your strongest intelligence using links from the sites above and your own web searches. Your aim here is to gain a thorough understanding of your own learning strengths and to critically evaluate the material you read in the light of your own learning experiences. Consider what medium you will use to report to your lecturer, there is no restriction on the choice or combinations of media and you are encouraged to use media that suit your own intelligence preferences.

4. Look at your test results again and choose another multiple intelligence to learn more about. Note the reasons for your choice. Your aim here is to deepen further your understanding of multiple intelligences and to consider how you might develop and increase the number of ways in which you can learn. As you think of new ways to learn, please shre your ideas on the ESLgo English learning forum. Thinking of new ways to learn will help us study foreign languages (and other subjects)!


5. Plan and produce your report. Remember you are telling your lecturer how you learn best and how you might face new learning challenges. Be convincing!