multiple intelligence definition and categories Only

1. MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE

2. THE DIFFERENT WAYS WE LEARN
AND PROCESS INFORMATION

3. HOWARD EARL GARDNER

4. An introduction....
Howard Gardner is An American
Developmental Psychologist. He defined
“Multiple Intelligence” in the “Frames of
mind”(1983). He included the last two
intelligences in “Intelligence
Reframed”(1999)

5. Howard Gardner states that...
I now conceptualize an intelligence as a bio-psychological
potential to process information that can be activated
in a cultural settings to solve problems or create
products that are of value in a culture...intelligences
are not things that can be seen or counted. Instead ,
they are potentials presumably, neural ones that will
or will not be activated, depending upon the value of a
particular culture, the opportunities available in that
culture, and the personal decisions made by individuals
and/or their families , school-teachers and others.
(Gardner 1999)

6. THERE ARE 8 DIFFERENT
INTELLIGENCES PROPOSED BY
GARDNER

8. Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence
• Ability to use words and language
• Highly developed auditory skills
• Elegant speakers
• Think in words rather than pictures

10. Logical/Mathematical
• Ability to use reason logic, and numbers
• Think conceptually
• Logical and numerical patterns
• Make connections between information and
data

12. Naturalist Intelligence
• It is the first addition to the original seven
• They observing, understanding and
organizing patters in the environment
• Expertise in the recognition and classification
of plants and animals
possible career
Animal Trainers, farmers, Marine biologist, Archaeologist
Chef, Veterinarian

13. Visual/Spatial Intelligence
• Ability to perceive the visual
• Think in pictures Create mental images
• Enjoy looking at maps ,charts ,pictures ,video
and movies

15. Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence
• Ability to produce and appreciate music
• Think in sounds , rhythms , and patterns
• Respond to music and sounds

17. Bodily/kinesthetic Intelligence
• Ability to control body movements and handle
objects
• Express themselves through movement
• Good sense of balance
• Excellent eye hand co-ordination

19. Interpersonal Intelligence
• Ability to relate and understand others
• See other’s point of view
• Understand how others think and feel
• Sense others feelings, intention and
motivation

21. Intrapersonal Intelligence
• Ability to self-reflect
• Understand inner feelings, dreams,
relationship
• Appreciate their strengths and weaknesses

23. Summary
• We are individuals with different strength and
weaknesses
• Understanding ourselves is to success
• Theories of Multiple Intelligence provide
framework to analyze and develop skills to
reach goals