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Adopting howard gardner’s multiple intelligence theory (MIT) into the 21st century social studies classroom
Social Studies came as a corrective study with staunch commitment of grooming and repositioning citizens to acquire required knowledge, skills, attitude and values necessary for active participation in societal activities. The purpose of the Social Studies curriculum is to allow students become smar...
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