Howard Gardner of The Multiple Intelligence Theory

Dr. Gardner explains his multiple intelligence theory on Edutopia.org

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[Emad Khazen]

thumbs up if you came here from a psychology class link.

[Jesus Perez]

Hands On Learners put that thumbs up! xD

[ilovepancakeswithjam]

wouldn't this lead to a class system? from more valued students to less?

[ilovepancakeswithjam]

nope, product design

[HannahMcCulkin]

Aesthetics and contemporary art theory

[miccy miccy]

Early Childhood Development. Does it still count? lol

[Abdul Aly]

I'm doing it.

[Benjamin Wolfe]

High school drop out here, GED all the way! If men like this are honestly heard we may be able to actually make a difference. I will post this link on my FB and hope all will do the same. I have an IQ (according to Mensa Int.) in the top two percent of the world (149). Had schools been like what this kind man has described, things may have gone differently for me. Kudos, my friend, may success find you wherever you go!

[Raphael Nyakenyanya]

Am Raphael nyakenyanya, the fact that one can be born intelligent we need to develop our way of thinking by learning more



[rita petrini]

The function of the school is to provide all pupils with a platform of knowledge. Knowledge has very little to do with intelligence. The school can impart knowledge, not intelligence. Intelligence is not an elastic that you can stretch at pleasure. Plato

said "give me a stupid pupil and there is nothing I can do to make him intelligent." We have many different ways of processing info and thinking. We have to accept that some of us are less intelligent than others. We can't blame the school...