Multiple Inteligence

Howard Gardner

History of the theory of Multiple Intelligence

O Author: Psychologist Howard Gardner under the zero draft of Harvard UniversityDefinition of Intelligence too narrow: CIIntelligence is considered as an ability to solve problems and create products suitable environment.

O What are the multiple intelligence?O What are the uses of these

intelligences?O How do we develop them?O What are the effective factors for the

development of multiple intelligences?

O How to integrate technology in the development of multiple intelligences?

What are the multiple intelligence?

O One Intelligence is the individual's ability to solve everyday problems, to generate approaches, to create products or offer services with in their own cultural sphere. They have identified eight multiple intelligences, based on the most common areas of human development.

Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

O The ability to use numbers effectively for example, as an accountant or a statistical mathematical and reasoning properly for example, as a scientist, a computer programmer or a specialist in logic.

Linguistic IntelligenceO The ability to use words effectively,

either orally (for example, as a storyteller, a speaker or a politician) or in writing (for example, as a poet, a playwright, an editor or a journalist ).

Spatial Intelligence

The ability to accurately perceive the visual-spatial world (for example, as a hunter, a scout or guide) and to perform transformations upon those perceptions (eg, as an interior decorator, an architect, an artist or a inventor).

Body-Kinetic Intelligence

O He ability to use the whole body to express ideas and feelings (eg, as an actor, a mime, an athlete or a dancer) and facility in using one's hands to produce or transform things (eg, as a craftsman , a sculptor, a mechanic or a surgeon).

Musical IntelligenceO The ability to perceive (such as a

lover of music), discriminating (such as a music critic), transformed (for example, as a composer) and express (such as the person who plays an instrument) musical forms.

Intrapersonal Intelligence

O The self-knowledge and the ability to adapt own ways from that knowledge. This intelligence includes having an accurate picture of oneself (one's own powers and limitations), be aware of the inner moods, intentions, motivations, temperaments and desires, and the capacity for self-discipline, self-understanding and esteem.

Interpersonal Intelligence

O The ability to perceive and make distinctions in the moods, intentions, motivations and feelings of other people.

Other intelligences in study

O spiritualityO moral sensitivityO humorO intuitionO creativityO Skill culinary (cooking)O Perception olfactory (sense of smell)

What are the effective factors for the development of multiple intelligences?.

O biological endowmentO Personal Life StoryO Cultural and historical backgroundO Crystallizing experiences (key points

"Feldman")O Experiences stun (inhibitory

intelligences)

THE INTEGRATION OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIPLE

INTELLIGENCE

O The technology has become the focus of attention, especially in relation to their impact as instructional tool.

O It is a priority for educators, curriculum for technicians and managers of educational policy development.

O It is an alternative to see the real world from the classroom

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