Psychologist Howard Gardner’s Theory Of Multiple Intelligences Psychologist Howard Gardner has developed a theory of multiple intelligences that suggests that there are many different kinds of intelligence and that humans dont have just one overall intelligence, but at least eight distinct ones. We all possess all of the eight, but one or more may be stronger than the others. This can make a difference in the way we learn, the things that interest us, and even what career choices we make.
1. Go to this website:
http://psychology.about.com/od/educationalpsychology/ss/multiple-intell.htm
and read the article Gardners Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
2. Define the theory of multiple intelligences.
3. Make a diagram or graphic organizer of the eight intelligences that includes a description of each intelligence and at least two activities that best use/develop each one.
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