ECE THEORY

What does Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences suggest?

• Individuals possess different types of intelligence beyond traditional IQ measures.

• IQ is the only measure of intelligence.

• There is only one type of intelligence that everyone possesses.

• Intelligence is solely determined by genetics.

How can Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences be applied in education?

• In designing lessons for different types of learners

• In conducting standardized tests

• In selecting textbooks for the curriculum

• In organizing extracurricular activities

How many distinct intelligences does Gardner identify?

• Five

• Seven

• Eight

• Ten

How does the concept of multiple intelligences challenge the traditional view of intelligence?

Gardner's theory provides a framework for understanding how individuals can excel and contribute to society by recognizing and valuing different forms of intelligence. Howard Gardner's theory is known as the Theory of Multiple ___

Recognizing these stages helps educators and parents support children's learning and growth..

What does the Concrete Operational Stage allow children to do?

• Think logically about abstract events

• Think illogically about concrete events

• Think emotionally about concrete events

• Think magically about abstract events

What are two characteristics of children in the Preoperational Stage according to Jean Piaget's Theory?

• Egocentrism and lack of conservation

• Abstract thinking and problem-solving skills

• Social development and emotional intelligence

• Physical growth and motor skills

What does the Sensorimotor Stage in Jean Piaget's Theory focus on?

• Learning through language

• Learning through senses and actions

• Learning through social interactions

• Learning through abstract thinking

How do Jean Piaget's distinct stages of cognitive development impact children's learning and understanding?