Special Education Texts and Forms of Intelligence
Explore the importance of adapting teaching methods to cater to students' varied intellectual capacities to help them reach their full potential. Learn about different forms of intelligence and key concepts in cognitive development and standardized testing.
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Texts in special education Intelligent 3
Forms of intelligent Students cannot meet requirements that are not adapted to their intellectual capacities, because too often we use forms of teaching that rely on theory and deduction, where abstraction is critical to success. As a result, these students develop negative images of themselves and are never able to attain their full potential. As can be Linguistic, Existential Logical mathematical, Naturalist Intrapersonal, Musical Interpersonal, Bodily kinetic Spatial, Different Forms of Intelligence.
Important words 1. Cognitive. 2. Perception. 3. Attention. 4. Memory. . 5 Language. 6. Complex.
Important words 7.Standardized. 8. Tests. 9. Environment. 10. Theory. 11. Forms. 12. Different. 13. Measure
