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Author Lazear, David G.

Title Multiple intelligence approaches to assessment : solving the assessment conundrum / David Lazear.

Publication Info. Tucson, Ariz. : Zephyr Press, [1999]
©1999

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 University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Curriculum Materials Center  CMC ELEMENT D.2 ZEPH 1999    Check Shelf
Edition Revised edition.
Description xv, 190 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Note "Grades K-12"--T.p. verso.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-190).
Contents An emerging new paradigm of assessment : The old paradigm vs the new paradigm -- Individual student and teacher differences -- Developmentally appropriate education -- A holistic picture of human beings -- The importance of process vs content -- Eight ways of knowing: a developmental perspective : The old paradigm: a deficit-based approach to intelligence testing -- Teaching intelligence: the developmental levels defines -- The intelligence development pathways: a foreword (and disclaimer) -- What about report cards?.
Intelligence and ability testing revisited: creating student intelligence profiles : Student behavior log -- Intelligence skill games -- Intelligence foci -- Complex problem solving -- Inventing -- Prescriptions for expanding and enhancing intelligence: using intelligence profiles to help students : Verbal-linguistic profile dominance -- Logical-mathematical profile dominance -- Visual-spatial profile dominance -- Bodily-kinesthetic profile dominance -- Musical-rhythmic profile dominance -- Interpersonal profile dominance -- Intrapersonal profile dominance.
Naturalist profile dominance -- Strength or weakness: where should we focus? -- Assessing student academic progress: toward creating authentic tests : New standards: what should we be looking for? -- Authentic assessment: toward a definition -- Multiperceptual formal testing: assessing student academic progress : Intelligence-based assessment guidelines -- Using the multiple intelligence assessment menu to design tests -- Scoring multipersonal tests -- Classroom-based informal assessment: practices for ongoing evaluation of students : Student portfolios -- Metacognitive "process-folios" -- Personal reflective journals and logs -- Transfer of learning -- Anecdotal reporting model -- Domain projects, exhibits, performances, and displays.
Subject Intellect.
Intelligence tests.
Educational tests and measurements.
Psychological tests.
ISBN 0913705950
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