Title: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory | Cleverism
Headings: Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
Understanding Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory
THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
IMPLICATIONS FOR CLASSROOMS
COMPONENTS OF THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
Component 1. Bodily Kinesthetic
Characteristics of Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Developing Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Career Matches for Students Strong in Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence
Component 2. Interpersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Interpersonal Intelligence
Developing Interpersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with Strong Interpersonal Intelligence
Component 3. Intrapersonal Intelligence
Characteristics of Intrapersonal Intelligence
Developing Intrapersonal Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Intrapersonal Intelligence
Component 4. Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Characteristics of Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Developing Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students with High Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Component 5. Musical Intelligence
Characteristics of Musical Intelligence
Developing Musical Intelligence
Career Matches for Students High in Musical Intelligence
Component 6. Naturalistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Naturalistic Intelligence
Developing Naturalistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Naturalistic Intelligence
Component 7. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Characteristics of Individuals High in Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Developing Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Career Matches for People with High Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
Component 8. Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Characteristics of Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Developing Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Career Matches for People High in Visual Spatial Intelligence

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Ever wondered why some people seem to thrive in certain tasks and others seem to struggle? It’s also common to see totally different results when the same group is given a new task that requires a new set of skills. Some of those who thrived in the first task could find themselves struggling in the second task and those who struggled could end up at the top. What this means, is that people are very different in the way they understand things. It’s common to feel frustrated when you have to teach a concept to a group of people and some of them just can’t get it. This is regardless of the fact that others in the group – who were exposed to the same training methods and materials – were able to understand the concept fully in a short time. Pause
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This is the occurrence that Howard Gardner was trying to understand when he came up with the Multiple Intelligence Theory. Let’s dive in and find out what this theory is all about and how it approaches the manner in which we understand new concepts. THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE THEORY
The Multiple Intelligence Theory is a psychological theory about the human mind.