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An intelligence is the ability to solve problems, or to create products, that are valued within one or more cultural settings (Gardner. H, 1983). Anyone can have different learning intelligences, eight will be briefly explained. Results of the learning style survey will be shared. Emotions due to the results will be mentioned and will I recommend this survey to anyone. The learning style survey described eight intelligences a person can score under and they are: Linguistic, Musical, Logical…

Everybody learns differently, which is why there are several types of intelligences and personality types. One encompassing factor of all intelligences and personality types is emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence equates to understanding the emotions of the self and translating that knowledge to understand the emotions of others. Very few people are born with the innate knowledge and skill of emotional intelligence. Therefore, it must be fostered through years of growth and education.…

Howard Gardner is an American developmental psychologist and the John H. and Elisabeth A. Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Gardner is best known for his theory of multiple intelligences. The theory of multiple intelligences was developed in 1983 which explained that the concept of intelligence was too limited and that intelligence quotient (IQ) testing did not properly represent other "intelligences" that someone could have. He published…

“I can recognize every prime number up to nine-thousand and seventy-three, by their ‘pebble like’ quality.” A man named Daniel Tammet wrote a book called “Blue Nines and Red Words.” He said that he was a savant. The quote automatically tells the reader that Tammet knows himself quite well. This also leads to the intelligence, called ‘intrapersonal.’ The intrapersonal intelligence means to know yourself, your feelings emotions, and what your thoughts mean as well. Daniel Tammet is one of the…

Howard Gardner argues that humans have a bunch of different intellectual competencies which he calls intelligences. His definition of an intelligence is an ability or set of abilities the permits an individual to solve problems that are of consequence in a particular cultural setting. Therefore each intelligence allows us to adapt to our societies and surroundings. He believes that each intelligence develops on its own and may operate its own area of the brain. His seven intelligences are…

In Harvey Deutschendorf’s book, The Other Kind of Smart, he begins with an introduction talking about the differences between intelligence quotient (IQ) and emotional intelligence (EI) and how they can affect people's future careers. There’s an anecdote that Deutschendorf tells, about two Yale graduates with different IQs and EIs. One of the Yale graduates was incredibly brilliant in terms of academics, but when he was interviewing for jobs, he only got called back by a “second-rate company…

Introduction Most students enter a classroom with one of two distinct conceptions of their intellectual ability. What causes some students walk in able to overcome failure, while others quit when challenged? What enables a student to fail an exam, learn from their mistakes and do better the next time? Research reveals that there is much more to academic success than intellectual talent. Some students feel that their intelligence is fixed, and that there is nothing able to change how they learn.…

Intelligence is a very funny thing. How should we measure it? In fact, what is intelligence really; how should we label it in the modern educational world? Should we keep with the archaic tests of educators of the past that only aimed their test to a select privileged few? One that only viewed the students from a very limited point of view and did not really predict how well they will do in the future. I personally believe that this not the correct method for the modern educational world, and it…

taking in all information, using my five senses and experience, as well of examples of how to do something and following through. As well, I know human beings possess 9 intelligences and I also believe we can improve our education by recognizing the multiple learning preference we…

what I feel is the answer, in the phrase "Cogito ergo Sum", I think therefore, I am. Intelligence is what differentiates humans from animals, but also we are intrigued in who is more intelligent. As Howard Gardner says in his book Multiple Intelligences, man has multiple intelligences and each individual can be proficient in only in one. This means that individuals are intelligent in their one way. Intelligence entails solving problems or fashion products that are of consequence in a particular…