Child Development and Pedagogy · Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences proposes that:
- 1Intelligence can successfully predict academic success alone.
- 2Intelligence can be measured accurately and predicted precisely by IQ tests.
- 3Intelligence is an unchangeable trait that is primarily inherited.
- 4Intelligences are not fixed entities and can change or develop over time.✓
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Intelligences are not fixed entities and can change or develop over time.
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