Multiple Intelligences Theory Flashcards

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What does Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences Theory emphasize?

  • There is only one category of intelligence.
  • Everyone has the same strengths.
  • People can possess multiple intelligences. (correct)
  • Intelligence is solely measured by academic success.

What does Naturalist Intelligence allow a person to do?

Understand living things and read nature.

Which object represents logical-mathematical intelligence?

Calculator

What do glasses represent in terms of interpersonal intelligence?

<p>The ability to sense people's emotions and read motives.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which object is associated with linguistic intelligence?

<p>Dictionary</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does intrapersonal intelligence allow a person to understand?

<p>Themselves and their feelings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does musical intelligence enable a person to discern?

<p>Sounds, pitch, tone, rhythm, and timbre.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences Theory

  • Emphasizes various types of intelligence, suggesting individuals can possess multiple intelligences in different degrees.
  • Challenges the notion of a single intelligence measure, promoting recognition of diverse strengths in individuals.

Types of Intelligence

  • Naturalist Intelligence

    • Ability to recognize and understand living things and nature.
    • Connected to environmental awareness and appreciation of flora and fauna.

  • Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

    • Encompasses skills in reasoning, problem-solving, and understanding mathematical concepts.
    • Involves creating and testing hypotheses and quantifying data.

  • Interpersonal Intelligence

    • Skill in understanding and interacting effectively with others.
    • Involves being sensitive to others' emotions and motivations, enhancing social interactions.

  • Linguistic Intelligence

    • Proficiency in verbal skills, including reading, writing, and speaking.
    • Ability to use language effectively to communicate ideas and emotions.

  • Intrapersonal Intelligence

    • Capacity for self-awareness and understanding one's own thoughts and feelings.
    • Involves introspection and the ability to evaluate personal strengths and weaknesses.

  • Musical Intelligence

    • Talent for discerning sounds, rhythms, and tones.
    • Includes the ability to create, perform, and appreciate music, enhancing auditory skills.

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