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- Subject: Re: Non-Systems ID Approaches
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- Gerald brought up some fascinating thoughts regarding phenomenal
- isomorphism in his discussion of soft-system approches to instructional
- design. I agree that ID must be different for different environments and
- that a linear approach isn't always the best approach.
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- In Frames of Mind, Howard Gardner proposes new theories of multiple
- intelligences such as spacial intelligence that relies on the senses and
- couches visual thinking within spacial intelligence. Other intelligences
- of his theory include musical, logical-mathematical, liguistic,
- bodily-kinesthetic and personal intelligences.
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