12 Questions
According to Howard Gardner, how many distinct intelligences does he believe every person has?
Eight
What is the main method used to measure intelligence according to the text?
IQ tests
How does Howard Gardner define intelligence in the text?
Ability to solve problems valued in cultural settings
What did Howard Gardner suggest about intelligence in terms of being fixed or learned?
Intelligence is learned as a set of abilities and skills
Why did Howard Gardner believe traditional intelligence tests were inadequate?
They focused on measuring only one type of intelligence
What did Howard Gardner suggest happens when you master all your intelligences?
You use the full potential of your brainpower
Who developed the Binet’s Intelligence Test to measure intelligence?
Alfred Binet
What is the main purpose of the Binet’s Intelligence Test?
To determine students who may need special arrangements in traditional schooling
In what way did Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences differ from traditional views of intelligence?
It emphasized diverse cognitive abilities over a single IQ measure
What did educators start doing after the introduction of Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences?
Customizing instruction based on students' unique strengths
How did Howard Gardner's theory impact various fields beyond traditional education?
It influenced adult learning, curriculum design, and instructional strategies
What was one example provided by Gardner to support his theory of multiple intelligences?
People skilled in composing music but average in knowledge of flora and fauna
Test your knowledge on different theories of intelligence, with a focus on Howard Gardner's theory. Explore the concept of intelligence and its measurement through IQ tests.
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