Child Development and Pedagogy · Intelligence (Gardner's Theory)
According to Howard Gardner's theory, the abilities in logico-mathematical intelligence include:
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- 1making connections based on prior knowledge, categorization, patterning, and relationships between ideas.✓
- 2distinguishing between specific pitches, tones, and rhythms that others may miss.
- 3sensitivity to rhythm, pitch, meter, tone, and melody.
- 4manipulating images, graphic skills, and spatial reasoning in multiple dimensions.
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making connections based on prior knowledge, categorization, patterning, and relationships between ideas.
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