Multiple Intelligences Theory and Personalized Instruction

Author: Xia Huixian
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Publish Date: 2002-09-12
Features: Mr. Wang Ermin once taught a course titled "Historiographical Methods" at the Institute of History, National Taiwan Normal University. This book is compiled from his lecture notes. Its main content includes the handling of historical materials, the reconstruction of historical facts, historiographical theory, determining research topics, structuring the content, the value of historical research, as well as citation and annotation in writing papers. It covers all aspects involved in historical research. The methods by Mr. Wang Ermin are not derived from theoretical deduction but are based on practical research, accumulated from the experiences of many over the years. They propose universally accepted principles to be widely applied by scholars in their academic pursuits. The author possesses both profound insight into historiography and extensive writing experience. His book "Historiographical Methods" is far from being a hastily written work. What he discusses and explains is invaluable, serving as both a guiding light for history enthusiasts and a key to unlocking the potential of history researchers. Therefore, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking guidance in the field of historical research.