Howard Gardner

Howard Gardner is known for what theory?

• Multiple

  Intelligences

• Bloom's

  Taxonomy

• Psychology

• Student Needs

Did Howard Gardner believe that people's intelligence could be determined by IQ?

• Yes absolutely!!!

• Depending on their age

• No absolutely not!

• Yes, this is how intelligence is determined!

How many different types of intelligences did Howard Gardner identify?

• 5

• 3

• 10

• 8

In your own words, do you think that Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences theory helps teachers in a classroom, why or why not?

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What is the name of Howard Gardner's book published in 1983?

(This is his first book)

• Frames of Mind: The theory of Multiple Intelligences

• Multiple Intelligences and what to do with them

• Multiple Intelligences of the Mind

• How to learn: Multiple Intelligences

Where did Howard Gardner go to College?

• Stanford University

• Yale University

• Harvard University

• West Liberty University

What is the definition of Multiple Intelligences?

• Students should be graded based on one correct answer.

• There are multiple ways of learning, and each student learns differently.

• Students learn the same and should be tested equally.

• All students should have the same school opportunities

The 8 intelligences are: linguistic, musical, logical-mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic.

Which 3 groups can these fit into according to Howard Gardner?

• learning related, student related, and feeling related.

• Logical related, teacher related, and school related.

• language-related, person-related, and object-related.

• Classroom related, acting related, and student related.

Howard Gardner believes that...

Humans have several ________ ways of processing information.

How would Howard Gardner teach a room full of students?

• Ask them to write an essay

• Lecture and immediately take a test

• Depends on the student because not all students learn in the same way.

• Through a short answer test