MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
AN EXPERIENCE ANALYSIS IN A NURSING TECHNICAL COURSE IN TIME OF PANDEMIC
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54909/sp.v6i2.126960Keywords:
Teaching, Learning, Intelligence, COVID-19, PandemicAbstract
This article aims to report the experience of a teaching activity based on Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences (MI). To this end, the MI of students of a technical course in nursing were identified during the COVID-19 pandemic. The MI that were explored by this work are: linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal and naturalistic. These were developed through six station rotation, which is an active methodology in which each group of students accesses materials and discusses with their peers issues related to safety and health at work. The period of the COVID-19 pandemic meant that health and protection actions aimed at worker safety in health services were intensified. In this sense, each station had as material, a printed text with a directed activity and the group could use their cell phone for the research and prepare their answer, finally they answered at the end of the station by rotation to a questionnaire of five evaluative questions. of the experience. To detail the experience report, the students’ productions were read, tabulated for comparison purposes and allowed the discussion of the most recurrent MI. Through this research it was possible to perceive that the students identified with the activity and with the linguistic, intrapersonal and interpersonal MI. Activities that involve Gardner’s MI are important to be addressed in the training of nursing technicians, as they make it possible to identify the MI of future professionals and contribute to the development of activities that collaborate to overcome the MI that they need to develop.
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