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MI and Assessment
 
Gardner himself has realized the difficulty in implementing MI types of assessment. He gave educators assessment tips in the following eight items as an alternative to standardizes testing:
Emphasize assessment rather than testing. Has the student improved or recognized personal skills?
Create  a definition of assessment as simple, natural, and occurring on a regular and reliable schedule.
Make sure to assess valid, actual, and necessary knowledge.
Use instruments, tools, and procedures that respect the multiple intelligences.
Utilize many different ways of measuring intelligence.
Be sensitive to individual differences, developmental levels, and forms of expertise.
Use intrinsically interesting and motivating materials.
Allow assessment to contain lots of feedback for the student.
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