Title: Learning About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Applying Them to Your Students - BrightHub Education
Headings: Learning About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Applying Them to Your Students
Learning About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Applying Them to Your Students
Multiple Intelligence & Howard Gardner Basics
Reasons to Give MI a Try
Practical Uses of Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom
Using MI in Language Arts Class
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Content: Learning About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Applying Them to Your Students - BrightHub Education
Learning About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences: Applying Them to Your Students
2010-06-29
Teaching Methods, Tips & Strategies
Multiple Intelligence & Howard Gardner Basics
Howard Gardner has been called a “paradigm shifter." He turned the psychometric and behaviorist world on its ear in 1983 when he
shared his Multiple Intelligences (MI) theory in his book Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences. The second edition was released ten years later. He questioned Piaget and the idea that intelligence can be derived from a single assessment, such as IQ tests. He believed that children can be at different stages of development at different times in their lives. Reasons to Give MI a Try
Some criticism and questions surround Gardner’s ideas. However, Mark Smith believes that they are still worthwhile to use in the classroom. “