英文摘要 |
"The purpose of this self-study is that as a university teacher, I describe narratively about my teaching process and results of 'Teach MI by MI' on the multiple intelligences (MI) curriculum over the past ten years. I reflect the teaching design, process, evaluation, and results of MI course. Specifically, I applied Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences Theory to design an MI curriculum with knowledge, emotion and action skills. I hoped that prospective teachers understood the theory of multiple intelligences, learned how to design lesson plans of MI, and actually applied them to the classrooms of universities or elementary schools. These are the goals of my MI curriculum. The MI curriculum is also to fulfill prospective teachers to realize and practice the MI teaching goal of 'Everybody is good for something.' This article explains the changes of MI curriculum design and diversified instructional design I have made. At the beginning of my instructional design for the MI course, prospective teachers started to analyze their own MI. I assisted them to show their superior intelligence in the classroom. In the teaching process, I designed various teaching activities to let them participate in learning individually or in groups, conduct their thematic visit activities, arrange the appreciation teaching, complete some lesson plans, implement their MI performance, and promote field teaching, etc. These teaching achievements demonstrate my implementation of MI teaching for prospective teachers, cultivating their MI-based curriculum and instruction knowledge, and improving their problem-solving abilities." |