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Does anyone know of any websites or tests on paper that can
help a teacher or parent determine the learning styles and
multiple intelligences of students? Amy
Does anyone know of any websites or tests on paper that can
help a teacher or parent determine the learning styles and
multiple intelligences of students? Amy
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Yes- the link I've posted is a free MI Inventory we've used
with our students. It's free but can only take 10 users at a
time so you might have to queue up! Best wishes.