ACTIVITIES
A check your understanding of learning strategy Training, cooperative learning, and multiple intelligences.
1 state in your own words the difference between language training and learner training.
2 It has been said about cooperative learning that it attempts to teach students to ‘think us, not me.’ What do you think that this mean?
3 Categorize each of the following seven activity types into the type of intelligences it likely taps. There is one intelligences for each:
Listening to lectures, tapping our the stress patterns of sentences, cooperative tasks, goal setting, map reading, Total Physical Response, surveying students’ likes and dislikes, and graphing the results.