Gardner's Intelligences

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Gardners Intelligences

• Team A
• Selina Homily, Kay Miller, Ignacio Teran, Lela
  Bell
• PSY/300
• January 27, 2014
• Tricia Ferre

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the presentation

• Gardners Theory of Multiple Intelligences
• Gardners Research
• Naturalistic Intelligence
• Linguistic Intelligence
• Interpersonal Intelligence
• Gardners Other Intelligences
• Conclusion
• References

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Howard Gardner's theory ofmultiple intelligences
Intelligence is the capacity to solve problems
or to fashion products that are valued in one or
more cultural setting (Gardner, Hatch,1989,
p.18).
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Gardners research

• Evolutionary Biology
• Neuroscience
• Psychometrics
• Anthropology
• Psychology

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NATURALIST

• Interested in Plants, Rocks, Clouds, and Weather
• Interested in Gardening, Camping, Hiking
• Watches Sunsets and Sunrises
• Advocates Against Pollution
• Enjoys the Outdoors
• Loves Animals

Careers in Botany, Zoology, Farming, and
Conservation
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Linguistic Intelligence

• Skilled at the art of using Language for
  Expression
• Knowledge gatherer
• Problem Solver

Careers as Writers, Orators, Speakers, Lawyers,
Narrators
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INTERPERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

• Able to view situations from diverse perspectives
• Expert nonverbal and verbal communications
• Skilled at facilitating positive relationships
• Great at solving conflict within groups

Careers as Psychologist, Counselor, Teacher,
Mentor, Philosopher, Politician
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GARDNERS OTHER INTELLIGENCES

• Logical-Mathematical
• Bodily-Kinesthetic
• Intrapersonal
• Existential
• Musical
• Spatial

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THE FINAL WORD
"It's not how smart you are that matters, what
really counts is how you are smart Howard
Gardner (McGraw-Hill, 2010, para.1)
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References

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