MI+Fair+Groups

Multiple Intelligences Fair Guidelines At the end of the semester a Multiple Intelligences (MI) Fair will be held in the atrium. This fair will have all of the eight intelligences presented by groups at various stations. At the beginning of the MI Fair all class members will be given time to visit each of the stations to view and assess those stations. After visits are completed for all stations, groups then will be allowed to present their station to the rest of the class. At the end of the MI Fair each graduate student will turn in an assessment for the eight stations, a group member evaluation.

Consider the following items when developing your group’s station:

1. All eight stations will be set up in the Roskens Hall South Atrium. 2. The name of the MI station and the interpretation of the MI is clearly presented in the display. 3. The group will clearly describe the student developmental levels their MI station addresses. 4. The MI station must use color, graphics, and text that present the MI well. 5. Each MI station display presents a variety of activities that help the viewer understand the MI better. 6. The MI station has assessments/rubrics that explain how to assess the MI. 7. Each group must clearly present their MI station with orally. 8. Each group will also complete a reflection of the MI Fair of their experience and how they will be able to use this experience as a teacher.

=Linguistic= 1. Carley Rief 2. Jackie Gardner 3. Emily Krejci 4. Chelsea Peterson =Logical/Mathematical= 1. Erin Johnson 2. Kristen Hogan 3. Amanda Scott =Spatial= 1. Molly Reese 2. Liz Koepp 3. AJ Nardini =Bodily/Kinesthetic= 1. Katie Cohea 2. Kelsey Horner 3. Amy Milacek 4. Jade Hughes =Interpersonal= 1. Chelsea Mustoe 2. Lindsey Larson 3. Kiley Jacobs =Intrapersonal= 1. Jessica Leisure 2. Crystal Cizek 3. Aaron Willems =Musical= 1. Peggy Lathrop 2. Betsey Weber 3. Stacie Leonovicz =Naturalistic= 1. Jen Neely 2. Andrea Lostaglia-Hoskovec 3. Charity Upchurch
 * MI Fair Station Groups **