Gardener's Seven Intelligence

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Gardener’s Seven Intelligence Howard Gardener wanted to use intelligence in a more culture setting then most. The Theory of Gardener’s Seven Intelligence mainly states people use his theories in many useful and different ways. He wanted his own children to understand the world in a curious way, which I believe lead him to his theories. All seven of his Intelligence are needed to live and learn well in my opinion, teachers often attend to use his theories, although not usually accepted with in academic psychology. Actually, a lot of schools across North America have looked to structure their curricula according to Gardener’s Seven Intelligence. Pre-schools, higher educations, and adult educational schools will often use his theories also. Gardener’s Seven Intelligence’ are a very simple set of theories I think is great for a lot of young learners. It offers them several different ways to explore on how to learn. It teaches them many ways of doing different things when trying to learn just learning how to solve just one problem or the answer that they needed found. I believe these are great theories for young learners as well as adults, it is a very simple yet fun way to learn. His theories has helped educators to question their own work and also encouraged them to look beyond the narrows of testing. I believe Gardener put a lot of thought to his theories because they do make sense and are easiest for most to solve problems in a more out-going way. Gardener’s Intelligence applies to me in so many different ways! I use them all nearly everyday of my life. Taking this course and wanting to help others is a great example of his many theories, which would be his Interpersonal Intelligence theory. I use my body everyday also, doing just everyday things that need to be done. Using both my brain and body to accomplish what I need to get done. By doing this I am using

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