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Howard Gardner

Howard Gardner. By : Alvaro Betanco. Biography. Born in July 11, 1943 He is son of parents that fled from Nazi persecution. Howard was born shortly after his brother Eric died in an accident.

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Howard Gardner

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  1. Howard Gardner By: AlvaroBetanco

  2. Biography • Born in July 11, 1943 • He is son of parents that fled from Nazi persecution. • Howard was born shortly after his brother Eric died in an accident. • As Gardner grew neither of those events were discussed and they were linked to his parents refusal of letting him play sports.

  3. Childhood • Byage 13 he became a greatpianist. • He considered a career in music • He alsowas a boy scout and he achievedtherank of Eagle Scout. • Howard’sparentsdidntlethimplaysports in schoolbecauseitwas a link toEric’sdeath.

  4. Gardner’sInterests • Howard Gardner entered Harvard in 1961. • Hisinterestwasmajoring in history • Undertheinfluence of Erik Erikson he changedhismajorto social relations (combination of psychology, sociology and anthropology) • He changedhisinterestagainafterencounteringpsychologistJeromeBruner and thewriting of Jean Piaget.

  5. Finishing College • AfterfinishinghisPh.D at Harvard in 1971, Howard Gardner continuedworking at Harvard. • He established a researchteamwith Nelson Goodmanonarts and education. Theprojectwasknown as Project Zero • Project Zeroisthestudy of artisticthough and creativity in arts, alsohumanistic and scientific disciplines. • Garderstillremainesinvolved in theproject.

  6. Gardner’sTheory of MultipleIntelligences • Thetheory of MultipleIntelligenceswasproposedby Howard Gardner in 1983. • Thistheoryisan idea thatexplainsthatthere are differenttypes of intelligences in humanbeings. • He proposedthistheorybecause he wantedtoaccurately define the concept of intelligence and toprovewhethermethodswhichclaimtomeasureintelligence are trullyscientific. • Gardner’stheoryarguesthatintelligence as itistraditionallydefined, doesntexplainthewidevariety of abilitieshumansdisplay.

  7. Gardner’s Categories of Intelligences • The categories of intelligences proposed by Gardner are: • Bodily- Kinesthetic • Interpersonal • Verbal- Linguistic • Intrapersonal • Visual- Spatial • Musical • Naturalistic • Logical- Mathematical

  8. Bodily- Kinesthetic and Interpersonal Bodily- Kinesthetic • Has to do withthebodilymovement and phisiology. • In theorypeoplewiththisintelligencelearnbetterwheninvolving muscular movement, and generallygood at physicalactivities. Interpersonal • Thisarea has to do withtheinteractionwithothers. • Theytendtocommunicateeasily and effectivelywithothers, and maybeeitherleaders of followers

  9. Verbal- Linguistic and Intrapersonal Verbal- Linguistic • Has to do with either written or spoken words. Poeple with high verbal- linguistic intelligene display facility with words and languages. • This intelligence is highest in writers, lawyers, philosophers, journalists, politicians, poets, and teachers. Intrapersonal • Thosewho are strongest in thisintelligence are typicallyintroverts and prefertoworkalone • They are usuallyhighlyself- aware and capable of understandingtheirownemotions, goals and motivations

  10. Visual- Spatial and Musical Visual- Spatial • Thisarea has to do withvision and spatialjudgement • People with strong visual- spatial intelligence are good at visually and mentally manipulating objects Musical • This has to do withhearing, rhythm and music. • Those who have a high level of musical intelligence, display greater sensitivity to sounds, rhythm, tones and music.

  11. Naturalistic and Logical- Mathematical Naturalistic • This area has to do with nature, nurturing and relating information to one’s natural soroundings. • This intelligence was not part of Gardner’s original theory but was added in 1997. Logical- Mathematical • This area has to do with logic, abstractions, reasoning and numbers. • Careers which suit this intelligence include scientists,mathematicians, engineers, doctors and economists.

  12. Howard Gardner’s Interview Videos • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEFpaY3GI-I Explaining Multiple Intelligences Theory • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBknM7-AkAM How do children learn

  13. Bibliographies • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_multiple_intelligences • http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Gardner

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