Multiple Intelligences and Student Achievement

the long version

Imagine reducing or eliminating the achievement gap between white and minority students, outperforming other schools in basic skills without teaching to the standardized tests, or applying instructional approaches that are so positive and engaging that all students can't help but learn. These are just a few of the impressive gains made by schools that are using multiple intelligences approaches, and the six case studies in this book provide proven tips for how to cultivate the intellectual strengths of all students.