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Teaching & learning through multiple intelligences

Dee Dickinson, Campbell, Linda, Dee Dickson et al.

1996

Seven ways of knowing

David G. Lazear

1991

Keys to effective learning

Carol Carter

2000

Cognitive styles

R. J. Riding, Stephen Rayner

2000

Learning styles in the ESL/EFL classroom

Joy M. Reid

1995

Learning style

James W. Keefe

1987

Mindful learning

Campbell, Linda

2009

Cognitive learning strategies for minority handicapped students

Catherine Collier

1987

Beyond differentiated instruction

Jodi O'Meara

2010

Mind shapes

Alan R. Kahn

2005

Learning Style Perspectives

Lynne Celli Sarasin

1998

Cognitive styles

Herman A. Witkin

1981

Higher-Order Thinking the Multiple Intelligences Way

David Lazear

2004

Cognitive styles and learning strategies

R. J. Riding

1998

Schools for all kinds of minds

Mary-Dean Barringer

2010

Helping children learn

Sara Meadows

1988

Multiple intelligences in the classroom

Thomas Armstrong

1994

Training cognition

Alice F. Healy, Lyle Eugene Bourne

2012

Thought styles

Mary Douglas

1996

Creating culturally responsive classrooms

Barbara J. Shade

1997

The dominance factor

Carla Hannaford

1997

Peak learning

Ronald Gross

1991

Differentiating for the young child

Sarah von Fremd, Joan Franklin Smutny

2004

Teaching the whole class

Betty Lou Leaver

1997

Differentiated Instruction

Amy Benjamin

2002

The way they learn

Cynthia Ulrich Tobias

1994

Risk taking

Nathan Kogan

1964

Teaching secondary students through their individual learning styles

Rita Stafford Dunn

1993

Intellectual Character

Ron Ritchhart

2002

Eight ways of teaching

David G. Lazear

1999

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