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Gardner advocated that his theory be used in the following ways EXCEPT:

Gardner advocated that his theory be used in the following ways EXCEPT:
A) Label certain children by their intelligence areas and track them into classes to promote that particular intelligence.
B) Integrate all kinds of activities into the daily routine for all children to experience.
C) Provide plenty of active, hands-on activities that focus on authentic experiences.
D) Support children's unique ways of thinking while encouraging alternatives.

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Your Introduction to Education: Explorations in Teaching

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