Both Whole Language and Multiple Intelligence Theory have an interesting contribution to our Methods 'palette'. They resemble more the later 'communicative' methods that we haven't yet discussed. Still, what make them different from the 'Alternative methods'?
More importantly, what are the unique challenges to implementing either Whole Language or Multiple Intelligence Theory?
Due on Aug. 6th. at 5pm
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http://www.fwps.org/cur/booklist/booklisths0809.pdf
Caldecott Medal Books (Young learners' picture books)
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