Child Development and Pedagogy · Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
As per Howard Gardner's theory of intelligence, intelligence:
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- 1is of many kinds and individuals possess different levels of different intelligences✓
- 2is fixed from birth and does not get impacted by environmental factors
- 3is a 'general' ability which has no biological base
- 4levels are the same among all children
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is of many kinds and individuals possess different levels of different intelligences
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