Child Development and Pedagogy · Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
As per Howard Gardner's views on intelligence:
- 1Each individual has varied levels of different intelligences.✓
- 2Intelligence is of three kinds: analytical, creative, and practical.
- 3The ability to understand the feelings of others is referred to as musical intelligence.
- 4Logical-mathematical intelligence is the superior-most form of intelligence.
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Each individual has varied levels of different intelligences.
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