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The Rubrics Way: Using Multiple Intelligence to Assess Understanding by David Lazear (Paperback, 1999)

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With this resource, teachers will learn to step beyond the boundaries of the traditional linguistic-mathematical paradigm of assessment. In the new, brain-based assessment paradigm, instruction and assessment are two sides of a single coin. Using MI-based rubrics is the key to building authentic and intelligence-fair assessments. Provided here are 80 MI-based rubrics guidelines which can be applied and adapted to students' performances using the various intelligences; 240+ questions to ask when evaluating or assessing students' MI-based performances and the content/material assessed; 240+ questions to ask students about their MI-based performances to confirm their understanding of the required content/material; real classroom examples of MI-based assessment and rubrics which have been used by teachers; and more.

Place of Publication
Arizona
Content Note
Illustrations
Author Biography
David Lazear is the founder of New Dimensions of Learning, an organization that helps train educators and businesspeople to apply cutting-edge research on multiple intelligences and other brain-based approaches to instruction and business. He is the author of Eight Ways of Teaching,Intelligence Builders for Every Student, and The Intelligent Curriculum. He lives in Chicago.
Date of Publication
22/11/1999
Country of Publication
United States