Understanding Multiple Intelligences: Embracing Our Diverse Abilities

Dec 22, 2025

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In the exploration of Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligences, we acknowledge that each individual possesses unique strengths and abilities. This presentation, led by Muhammad Imran Bin Md Yazid, Nor Khairunnisa Binti Mazlan, Nurul Nadia Binti Abu Bakar, and Farah Sakinah Binti Mohammed Yusoff, emphasizes that these varied intelligences, including bodily-kinesthetic, logical-mathematical, linguistic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and spatial/visual, enable us to solve problems and create meaningful contributions within diverse cultural contexts. Embracing our differences can lead to greater collaboration and innovation.

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Understanding Multiple Intelligences: Embracing Our Diverse Abilities

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“Although we have different intelligences, Its not the problem for us”
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES • PRESENTED BY : • MUHAMMAD IMRAN BIN MD YAZID • NOR KHAIRUNNISA BINTI MAZLAN • NURUL NADIA BINTI ABU BAKAR • FARAH SAKINAH BINTI MOHAMMED YUSOFF
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES “An intelligence is the ability to solve problems , or to create products, That are valued within one or more cultural settings”. -Howard Gardner ( 1983)
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES “An intelligence is the ability to solve problems , or to create products, That are valued within one or more cultural settings”. -Howard Gardner ( 1983)