1. LICHTMAN, MCCLARY, SADLER, & SOPER Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences

2. The Theorist: Howard Gardner Student at Harvard University (1961) Research Psychologist Professor at Harvard University Co-developer of the GoodWork Project Author of numerous books on brain development

3. The Multiple Intelligences Linguistic Musical Logical-Mathematical Spatial Bodily-Kinesthetic Intrapersonal Interpersonal Naturalist (1999)

4. Characteristics of the Theory Developed the theory in 1983 A rejection of the idea that there is a “general” intelligence Intelligences are based upon: genetics, culture, excellence of instruction and motivation of an individual Intelligences based more on ability and performance Intelligences may be improved Intelligences evolve over time

5. How to test Multiple Intelligences Online tests & personal surveys Paper-Pencil tests Performance Tasks

6. Gardner vs. the IQ Test

7. Methods

8. Constructivism

9. Integrating Technology

10. Integrating Technology, Jr.

11. Integrating Technology, the 3rd

12. Integrating Technology IV

13. Critics Say…

14. Future of Multiple Intelligences…

15. References Gardner, Howard. Howard Gardner: Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education: Harvard Graduate School of Education. (2009) Retrieved from http://www.howardgardner.com/index.html