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Conference on Teaching Excellence

June 28–30
National Harbor, Md
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Get up-to-date on recent revelations about best practices in the classroom, how to make them routine in every grade and subject, and how to scale them systemwide. 

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November 1998 | Volume 56 | Number 3
How the Brain Learns Pages 72-73

The Other Intelligences (Oy Vey!)

Kim Chase

A middle school teacher reveals certain heretofore underappreciated abilities of her students.

By now, most teachers have heard of Howard Gardner's theory of the seven multiple intelligences, otherwise know as MI. At a recent inservice program on MI, the presenter informed us that an eighth intelligence has been discovered and that, in fact (her voice dropped to a whisper), there might be a ninth intelligence! The audience gasped and begged for more, but the presenter discreetly refused to divulge her source or to elaborate on the information.

I humbly submit that I was not surprised at the news. In my own classroom, I have observed at least seven Other Intelligences. I must caution the reader that although my findings might apply to students and people of all ages, my test sample involved only middle school students. In this report, I refer to the Other Intelligences as OI, pronounced "Oy," as in "Oy vey."

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