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  • Thumbs up if you came from UP.

  • Interpersonal is placed twice, you forgot naturalist in the listings. But this video is excellent! I plan on showing it in my college class

  • esse video é um lixo

  • POST LYRICS PLEASEEE!

  • Pretty funny that this video talks about a new way to learn and teach, but the person who made this video has trouble creating proper sentence structure or spelling the word "lose". Doesn't do much for your case...yikes.

  • this is so right! unfortunately Florida is still teaching the old way. FCAT  they still think one size fits all!

  • Excellent! This is a fun way to learn about a fun way to learn!

  • Perceived needs of a society supersede any other theories!

  • great video and very informative by the way which song is this??

  • @chrismca. Exactly, the human brain needs a theory or as u put it "Each of these theories has abundant data to support it: DATA is the language a group of people understand and communicate with. But education has gone beyond what can b perceived through the physical senses, therefore making DATA(agreeable facts of proof) irrelevant!

  • It just gives emerging and ever changing industry more ways to use talents as opposed to what it needed when education evolved during 19th century industrialism. Back then it needed math sciences and later languages. Today the way business is done have changed, so evolution is taking place. he makes the most sense as of now. Do u have a better argument?

  • @SplineTol Sure, there are at least four better arguments. 1. Spearman's theory better explains the facts gathered when measuring intelligence. 2. Cattell's theory of chrystalized and fluid intelligence better explains an array of mental performances. 3. Sterberg's triarchic model better explains intelligence when used in practical situations, and 4, Simon & Newel's theory better defines intelligence.

    Each of these theories has abundant data to support it, whereas Mult Intell has none.

  • If you simplify it. what it says is 'some people are good at somethings and some at other things'. But obviously!!!

    Because of all the silly need to provide facts to prove a theory "logical", academics cannot believe where it is not proved.

  • @SplineTol

    if M.I. theory is so obvious "people are smart in different areas" then why has it taken the industrialism model of education supporters more than a century to figure this out. Math and English are hardly the only two areas/subjects that students show high levels of intelligence in.

    industrialists < academics 

    :)

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