Linguistic Intelligence

General Characteristics

A person with a high degree of linguistic intelligence displays “a sensitivity to the meaning of words . . . a sensitivity to the order among words . . . a sensitivity to the sounds, rhythms, inflections, and meters of words . . . and a sensitivity to the different functions of language,” (Gardner 1993, pg. 77).

Curricula Planning

·         Lectures
·         Discussions
·         Storytelling
·         Journaling

Tools

·         Books
·         Computers
·         Stamp sets
·         Books on tape/CD/mp3

Teaching Strategies

Objective: Incorporate spoken and/or written words
·         Read it
·         Write it
·         Talk about it
·         Listen to it (words)

Assessments

·         Give an oral or written report
·         Give an oral interpretation/commentary
·         Explain a concept verbally or in writing

Published by Bethany LaShell

My mission is to walk with Christian women through the hard places of midlife toward the redemption and hope found in grace, forgiveness, and authenticity. I'm a Christ follower, praying mama, author, educator, speaker, editor, and Diet Coke addict.

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