How to plan lessons from your own syllabus, step by step;

A detailed lesson plan template which you can use for a series of lessons;

Example lessons for different age groups and subjects;

Each subject specific example gives you:
…..the aim of the activity;
…..the learning objectives, linked to different intelligences;
…..the context of the lesson;
…..the task/activity to be completed;
…..an assessment task.

Example lessons for different age groups and subjects
Lesson Plan Template
Early Years – the letter ‘C’
Language teaching – How to teach positional vocabulary using different intelligences.
Mathematics – How to improve students’ mental recall through ‘multiple intelligences’ games.
Science – How to learn about the properties of living and non-living things through MI activities.
Geography / personal and social education – Learning how to give directions in MI ways.
Design and technology / Civics – How to use MI when designing a new building or bridge.
Example rubric – for assessing group work the MI way
Mathematics – learning maths through real life situations – authenic learning
Sports – How to use all students’ multiple intelligences when teaching a sport.
Environmental education – How to consider environmental issues using all the intelligences.
English literature – Revise for an examination in two different ways, using all the intelligences.
Social sciences/geography – How to compare the geography and culture of places the MI way.
Social sciences/history – How to compare historical periods using students’ multiple intelligences.
Business studies and economics – How to promote a new product or initiative using students’ multiple intelligences.
Step-by- step – How to plan lessons from your syllabus.