The document discusses Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences which defines intelligence as the ability to solve problems or create products valued in cultural settings. It then summarizes the eight intelligences identified by Gardner: linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist. Examples of teaching activities, materials, strategies and presentation skills are provided for each intelligence. The document cautions against misusing the theory and advocates using multiple paths that highlight students' strengths.
2. intelligence
“The ability to solve problems or to create products
that are valued within one or more cultural settings.”
Gardner (1983)
Presented by: Brent Daigle, Ph.D.
3. howard gardner
It’s not how smart you are…
… It’s how you are smart !
4. verbal intelligence
enjoys reading, writing, discussing
listens / responds to spoken word
remembers what has been said
remembers what has been read
speaks / writes effectively
learns other languages
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5. logical intelligence
math/technology complex problems
abstract to represent concrete
quantity, time, cause/effect
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9. musical intelligence
responds to variety
of sounds
eager to learn ♬
ability to play
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10. interpersonal intelligence
easily interacts with others
social relationships
comfortable around groups
perceptive of others
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11. intrapersonal intelligence
establishes/lives by own system
works independently
goal oriented
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12. misuse
foundation of all activities
trying all 8 in one lesson
choosing only 1
without context
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14. multiple intelligence
Intelligence Teaching Teaching Instructional Sample
Activities Materials Strategies Teacher
Presentation
Skill
Linguistic Lectures, Books, tape Read about it, Teaching
discussions, recorders, write about it, through story
word games, stamps sets, listen to it telling
storytelling, books on tape
journal writing
Logical- Brain teasers, Calculators, Quantify it, Socratic
Mathematical problem math think critically questioning
solving, science manipulatives, about it, put it
experiments, science in a logical
mental equipment, framework,
calculations, math games experiment
number games, with it
critical thinking
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15. multiple
Intelligence
intelligence
Teaching Teaching Instructional Sample Teacher
Activities Materials Strategies Presentation
Skill
Spatial Visual Graphs, maps, See it, draw it, Drawing, Mind-
presentations, videos, art visualize it, mapping
art activities, materials, color it, mind- concepts
Imagination cameras, map it
games, pictures, library
visualization,
metaphor
Bodily- Hands on Building tools, Build it, act it Using gestures,
kinesthetic learning, clay , sports out, touch it, dramatic
drama, dance, equipment, get a “gut expressions
sports that manipulatives, feeling” of it,
teach, tactile tactile learning dance it
activities, resources
relaxation
exercises
Presented by: Brent Daigle, Ph.D.
16. multiple intelligence
Intelligence Teaching Teaching Instructional Sample
Activities Materials Strategies Teacher
Presentation
Skill
Musical Rhythmic Tape recorder, Sing it, rap it, Using voice
learning, tape collection, listen to it rhythmically
rapping, using musical
songs that instruments
teach
Interpersonal Cooperative Board games, Teach it, Dynamically
learning, peer party supplies, collaborate on interacting with
tutoring, props for role it, interact students
community plays with respect to
involvement, it
social
gatherings,
simulation
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17. multiple intelligence
Intelligence Teaching Teaching Instructional Sample
Activities Materials Strategies Teacher Pres
Intrapersonal Individualized Self checking Connect it to Bringing feeling
instruction, materials, your personal into
independent journals, life, make presentation
study, options materials for choices with
in course of projects regard to it,
study, self reflect on it
esteem
building
Naturalist Nature study, Plant, animals, Connect to Linking subject
ecological naturalists’ living things matter to
awareness, tools, and natural natural
care of animals gardening tools phenomena phenomena
Presented by: Brent Daigle, Ph.D.