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20th Anniversary Symposium on Frames of Mind,

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B. Shearer        Wu-tien Wu       Howard Gardner

 

 

- Waterford, Ireland, Nov. 2004, Waterford Inst. of Technology

 

- Dulbin, Ireland, Nov. 2004, National College of Ireland

 

-  Kent State University, Oct. 2004, Career Exploration Class

 

- Singapore, August, 2003, MI for Early Child Educators, Ednovaton

 

- Hong Kong, May 12, 2002, Shan Chung Catholic Primary


 
Presentations
Dr. Branton Shearer presents on many different topics to a wide variety of audiences including teachers (all types and grade levels), counselors, parents, school administers and psychologists.  Special topics are available upon request.  He often creates customized presentations to fit the interests and concerns of the audience.  His popular mini-workshops are usually two (2) hours long.  Here, participants complete The MIDAS prior to the session.  A one-hour interactive Power Point presentation provides an in-depth understanding of the multiple intelligences followed by interpretation of participants' individual MIDAS Profiles.

Sample Topics:
  1. Introduction to the Multiple Intelligences
    This is an interactive slide presentation from 1-2 hrs in length.
     
  2. Educational Implications of MI Theory
    This presentation focuses on four main educational challenges as defined by Howard Gardner; it lasts approximately one hour.
     
  3. Brain-based Education
    This hour-long presentation summarizes recent research linking MI to classroom teaching and school organizations.
     
  4. MI-Inspired Lesson and Curriculum Planning
    This 2-4 hour workshop provides teachers with hands-on experience in thinking with MI for planning instruction and curriculum.
     
  5. Implementing The MIDAS (Part 1)
    This hour-long presentation provides an overview of strategies for helping students and teachers get the most benefit from infusing The MIDAS Profile throughout the school and student's academic career. It is highly recommended that teachers complete the MIDAS prior to this workshop so they may learn how to create Brief Learning Summaries that begin to describe their "intellectual and creative lives".
     
  6. Implementing The MIDAS (Part 2)
    This is continuation of Part 1 and details practical strategies for increasing student motivation and achievement through enhanced Intrapersonal awareness, MI teaching approaches, MIDAS projects, and project-based instruction.
     
  7. Evolution not Revolution: Towards an MI Inspired Education
    This hour long presentation marks out five phases in the transition from an I.Q. based education to an MI-inspired curriculum and organization.
     
  8. Educational Innovations: Nothings Really New Under The Sun
    Authentic Assessment, Cooperative Learning, Themes and Career Focused Curriculum and Project-Based Instruction are summarized in this hour long presentation with emphasis on how these recycled ideas in education can be blended into the MI-approach to school design.
     
  9. Focused Education: The Benefits of Enhanced Intrapersonal Awareness and Community Integration.
    This hour long presentation maps out an alternative secondary school program that places renewed emphasis on Intrapersonal development and community integration.
  10. Find Your Perfect Career!
    This one to three hour presentation provides detailed information for maximizing career satisfaction and success using the theory of multiple intelligences and your personal MIDAS Profile.

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