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3 sty 2024 · “linguistic intelligence is the sensitivity to the meaning of words, their order, sounds, rhythms, inflections, different functions of language, phonology, syntax and pragmatics.” Generally speaking, a person with linguistic intelligence are good storytellers, love to debate or give speeches, and are able to explain things well.
Introduction. Educators today are encouraged to develop their learners’ autonomy by moti-vating them to self-regulate and self-invest in their learning experience. For learn-ing to take place...
21 lis 2023 · Linguistic Intelligence is an understanding of the rules, rhythm, meaning, and function of languages. A person with this type of intelligence can easily explain words or phrases to others,...
The purpose of this timeline is to review major research on SA in L2 learning (including foreign language [FL] learning) conducted in the last 30 years and to illustrate how the field came to better understand the use of SA both as a measurement tool and a learning/teaching tool for L2 learning.
Supporting and developing linguistic intelligence involves encouraging learners to enjoy real communicating through reading and writing, and speaking and listening. This allows learners to see the purpose of language, and helps them take an interest in it.
1 sty 2012 · In this paper, I will try to outline what kind of argumentation reinforce the suspicion that there is a special kind of intelligence (mental organ/module)—linguistic one. I try to test the hypothesis of linguistic intelligence in the light of the very idea of multiple intelligences.
For students, an MI self-assessment is powerful because it links intrapersonal intelligence to linguistic intelligence and makes abstract concepts such as logical-mathematical intelligence personally relevant.
