Multiple Intelligences Howard Gardner It’s not how smart we are; It’s how we are smart.

Howard Earl Gardner (born July 11, 1943) is an American a professor of Cognition and Education at Harvard and author of over twenty books translated into thirty languages. He is best known for his theory of multiple intelligences. Gardner's Theory of multiple states not only do human beings have several different ways of learning and processing information, but these methods are relatively independent of one another. Since 1999, Gardner has identified eight intelligences: linguistic, logic- mathematical, musical, spatial, bodily/kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic. 4] 4] [2]

Intelligence §Definition- aptitude (the ability to learn) §Multiple Intelligences explain how we learn

Visual/Spatial §Thinks in 3-D §Pictures in mind §Great imagination §Hand-eye relationship §Design/color

Visual/Spatial §Occupations §sailors §sculptors/painters §engineers §pilots §designers §architects §surgeons §Famous People §L. da Vinci §Picasso §Frank Lloyd Wright §Bobby Fischer §I.M.Pei §Auguste Rodin

Logical/Mathematical §Reasons §Analyzes §Uses logic §Uses numbers §Problem-solving §Sees patterns

Logical/Mathematical §Occupations §Mathematician §Scientist §Accountant/Banker §Inventor §Detective §Engineer §Programmer §Famous People §Albert Einstein §Stephan Hawking §Agatha Christie §Carl Sagan

Bodily/Kinesthetic §Activity/motion §Hands-on §Experimental §Manipulate §Participate §Body language

Bodily/Kinesthetic §Occupations §Athlete §Dancer/Actor §Performer §Physical Therapist §Coach §Famous People §Marcel Marceau §Michael Jordan §Babe Ruth §Kristy Yamaguchi §Jackie Joyner- Kersey

Naturalist §Nature §Classification §Flora/Fauna §Patterns §Environment §Sorting §Memory

Naturalist §Occupations §Biologist §Zoologist §Artists §Environmentalist §Landscaper §Game warden §Famous People §Charles Darwin §John Audubon §Meriwether Lewis §Carl Sagan

Verbal/Linguistic §Reading/Writing §Debate/Speech §Word puzzles §Spelling/Vocab §Languages §Listening

Verbal/Linguistics §Occupations §Writer §Speaker §Actor §Teachers §Attorneys §Politicians §Famous People §Abraham Lincoln §Jerry Seinfeld §Martin L. King §T.S. Eliot §Hemingway

Musical/Rhythmic §Singing §Playing instruments §Rhythms/beats §Composing §Sound §Pitch

Musical/Rhythmic §Occupations §Composers §Conductors §Singers §DJ §Producer §Musicians §Famous People §Henry Mancini §Paul McCartney §Mozart §Luciano Pavarotti §Igor Stravinsky §Leonard Bernstein

Intrapersonal §Self-reflection §“Know Thyself” §Journaling §Emotional Processing §Concentration §Focusing

Intrapersonal §Occupations §Psychologist §Researcher §Elite Athlete §Author §Philosopher §Explorer §Famous People §Socrates §Emily Dickinson §Sigmund Freud §Marie Montessori §Plato

Interpersonal §Cooperative Groups §Collaboration §Sensing/Intuiting others feelings §Uses feedback §Empathy

Interpersonal §Occupations §Teacher §Salespeople §Social worker §Counselor §Doctor/Nurse §Psychiatrist §Famous People §Mother Theresa §Barbara Walters §Mahatma Gandhi §Jimmy Carter §Larry King

Overview §Verbal/Linguistic §Logical/Mathematical §Musical/Rhythmic §Naturalist §Visual/Spatial §Intrapersonal §Interpersonal §Bodily/Kinesthetic §Word smart §logic smart §music smart §classifying smart §art smart §self smart §people smart §body smart