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clmills979 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Gardner's multiple intelligences theory divides learners into several different types such as verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, intrapersonal, spatial, and naturalist.

Teaching considerations that might be used for an intrapersonal learner type might be: a. graphics or visual models. c. talking in a group.
b. listening to music. d. reflecting upon a specified situation.

Question 2

Context analysis consists of two types of context that need to be considered and incorporated into planned instructional sessions. They are:

a. situational and presentational. c. instructional and situational.
b. learner and instructional. d. environmental and instructional.

kishoreddi · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D
Another perception-based learning theory is Gardner's multiple intelligences. This theory categorizes
learners in eight categories according to how they best perceive their environment. Intrapersonal types
of learners tend to respond to personal, inner emotions to understand themselves and others. Activities
that use introspection, reflection, and/or process emotions work should be incorporated into learning
plans for this particular kind of learner.

Answer to Question 2

C
One of the three major elements of any educational program is the context of the planned offering.
Context is divided into two categories: instructional (the conditions/environment under which the
education will occur, for example, the location and time) and situational (the situation that created the
need for the education).