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J Hassaskhah - A case of “multiple intelligences.” Iranian EFL …, 2009 - academia.edu
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Abstract Gardner's Multiple Intelligence (MI) theory claims that every individual is in
possession of one or some of eight types of intelligences and depending on the type of
those intelligences, the outcome of their performance might be different. This paper intends
to validate Gardner's MI hypothesis. 672 typical cases of English and non-English major
students and their 26 English teachers participated in the study. Class observation, pre-post
observation interviews and Gardner's" Multiple Intelligences Inventories for EFL Students & …
possession of one or some of eight types of intelligences and depending on the type of
those intelligences, the outcome of their performance might be different. This paper intends
to validate Gardner's MI hypothesis. 672 typical cases of English and non-English major
students and their 26 English teachers participated in the study. Class observation, pre-post
observation interviews and Gardner's" Multiple Intelligences Inventories for EFL Students & …
Abstract
Gardner's Multiple Intelligence (MI) theory claims that every individual is in possession of one or some of eight types of intelligences and depending on the type of those intelligences, the outcome of their performance might be different. This paper intends to validate Gardner's MI hypothesis. 672 typical cases of English and non-English major students and their 26 English teachers participated in the study. Class observation, pre-post observation interviews and Gardner's" Multiple Intelligences Inventories for EFL Students & Teachers" were used as the means for data collection. Using the MANOVA statistical analysis, the study indicates that there is a
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