Link #1: This site, created by Walter McKenzie, has a load of information on the nine Multiple Intelligences, along with current articles, resources for teachers, an interview with Howard Gardner, and much more!

Link #2: This page has links to help teachers profile their students and assess MI in the classroom, reviews, overviews, and more. An excellent source.

Link #3: This is an award-winning, nationally reviewed comprehensive website from the Chariho regional school district in Rhode Island, devoted to MI Theory and resources.

Link #4: This page is part of the New Horizons' Online Journal, and is an article written by professor Leslie Owen Wilson. It covers techniques she uses and teaches in her classrooms at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

Link #5: This is another bibliography of mostly articles and books compiled by the New Horizons' Online Journal.

Link #6: This is a great site, although mostly a plug for book and video sales, but including a lot of great information as well. Thomas Armstrong, author of many books on MI and expert himself in the area, maintains this site to keep us up-to-date on the newest in MI Theory.

Link #7: What a great site! Entitled "Learning Styles & Multiple Intelligence," it includes everything you'd need to know on either subject, including self-tests, assessment tools, general information, and links!