The theory of multiple intelligences was put forward by Howard Gardiner, Harvard University, 1983. This PowerPoint has been adapted from www.TES.com.au.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Garner’s Multiple Intelligences

Advertisements

We All Like to Learn Differently! This book was created by: Mrs. Osborne’s Class.

Linguistics Intelligence Logical and Mathematical Intelligence Spatial Intelligence Musical Intelligence Interpersonal Intelligence Intrapersonal Intelligence.

Multiple Intelligences & Knowing the Learner A.P. Psychology.

9 Multiple Intelligences

Personal Reading Procedures Reading for High School and Beyond By; Holden Stengel.

By: Travis Jordan EDU 632 Student Diversity & Multiple Intelligences Theory.

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES

Multiple Intelligences

Learning Styles Utilize your Potential. What are learning styles?

Multiple Intelligences

Multiple Intelligences Understanding and Catering for Preferred Learning Styles.

8 Learning Styles.

Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence

The Multiple Intelligences are crucial part in being a 21st century learner. It is important because their strengths and weaknesses help them to learn.

Quote of the Day: “Learning is not a spectator sport.” – Anonymous.

Multiple Intelligences. In 1983, a psychologist by the name of Howard Gardiner wrote a book called Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences.

Learning Styles Finding the best strategies for YOU.

What are Learning Styles? Information enters your brain three main ways: sight, hearing and touch, which one you use the most is called your Learning.

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY Howard Gardiner- Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Understanding Yourself as a Caregiver: What Do You Need to Keep Going? Identifying Strengths & Limitations AND Learning to Believe in Yourself!

תולדות Learner Profiles Tiered Activities. Write A through H in a column: Put a check next to each statement you feel describes you. Tally each group.

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY

Multiple Intelligences How Are You Intelligent?? MI:

Presented by Hamide Karlik Gamze Vural MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES.

Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences Eight Ways of Being Smart By Heather Towery Davis EDU 325 Fall 2010 November 3, 2010.

Howard Gardner’s Logan Gordon Kellie Kelsch Clint Mason.

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY.

Multiple Intelligence Theory HOW DO YOU LEARN?. MIT  In 1983, Howard Gardner proposed the Theory of Multiple Intelligences (MI), though he has continued.

Perceptual Learning Styles and Multiple Intelligences.

T HERE IS MORE THAN ONE WAY TO BE “ SMART ”! M ULTIPLE I NTELLIGENCES.

Theory of Multiple Intelligences Discovering Your Learning Styles.

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY Howard Gardiner- Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Multiple Intelligences

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES EIGHT STYLES OF LEARNING. Multiple Intelligence Theory Developed by Howard Gardner In 1983 Eight intelligences are: Linguistic.

Welcome! Please take out your agenda and write down the homework. Then begin the Do Now hand out. You have 5 minutes to complete as much as you can. 5.

Multiple Intelligences How do you learn?. Why should it be important to you? enables you to succeed in school, college, or university allows you to learn.

Multiple Intelligences

Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences

Multiple Intelligences theory of Howard Garner The question is not "How smart are you?" it's "How are you smart?" SchoolCounselingByHeart.wordpress.com.

How are we smart? Using multiple intelligences to learn about ourselves By Sarah Lovelidge.

How Are You Smart?. What is Intelligence? What are Multiple Intelligences.

Multiple Intelligences What is intelligence?. We are all smart. We are smart in different ways. One way is not better than another.

Multiple Intelligences By Victor Davidson. Verbal (Linguistic) The ability to read, write and communicate with words.

Multiple Intelligences A theory by Howard Gardner of Harvard University S.LAKSHMI NARAYANAN PRINCIPAL KV DINDIGUL.

Multiple Intelligences How many of you think you are smart? The answer is that ALL of you are smart. Theories of Intelligence: -Smart or Not Smart -Hard.

Theory of Multiple Intelligences By Sophie Reimertz.

Intelligences, Personality Types, and Learning Styles Chapter 2.

Multiple Intelligence How Smart Are You?. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence (Word Smart or Book Smart) Involves: Understanding the order and meaning of words.

You’ve Got Style By: Dr. Nicole Nunn-Faron. Ice Breaker Directions: Look around the room at the signs posted in each of the four corners. I will read.

Before we start, please …. Compiled by Ottilia Szemeti MA, Teacher trainer.

The Multiple Intelligences 1.Musical Intelligence 2.Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence 3.Logical-mathematical intelligence 4.Linguistic intelligence 5.Spatial.

W HAT ARE OUR PREFERRED LEARNING STYLES ?. Activity: Think, Pair, Share How do you like to learn? What are some activities that you learn best from in.

Howard Gardner By Frank Aldan Rabauliman Jr.. Background  Howard Earl Gardner  Born: July 11, 1943  Scranton, Pennsylvania  Ralph and Hilde Gardner.

CHAPTER SIX LEARN: Using Your Dominant Intelligence, Learning Style, and Personality Type to Become an Active Learner GUST 1270 College and Career Planning.

Multiple Intelligences. ● What is Intelligence? ● Traditional Definition – Intelligence is a cognitive capacity people are born with – It can be measured.

What kind of Smart are you? intelligences-assessment.

Learning Styles Trish Morgan.

Multiple Intelligences

HOW DO YOU LEARN? …and study!!!.

Multiple Intelligences

Multiple Intelligences

Getting to Know Yourself

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE SELF-ASSESSMENT

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE SELF-ASSESSMENT

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES

It’s not how smart you are but HOW you are smart!

Multiple Intelligences

Our goals today are to revise what we already know about multiple intelligences; use multiple intelligence activities to learn 7 key ingredients for a.

Beacon Media Supporting Christian schooling worldwide

Presentation transcript:

The theory of multiple intelligences was put forward by Howard Gardiner, Harvard University, This PowerPoint has been adapted from

We all learn in different ways We all have different strengths and weaknesses. We are good at some things but not so good at other things. We have different likes and dislikes.

Multiple Intelligences Our intelligence or ability to understand that world around is complex.

Some people are better at understanding some things than others. Some of us find it easy to understand how a flower grows, but find it difficult to learn how to play a musical instrument. For others, music might be easy, but playing football is difficult.

Multiple Intelligences Instead of having one intelligence, we have several different intelligences. These are: Kinaesthetic (body smart) Logical (number smart) Linguistic (word smart) Interpersonal (people smart) Intrapersonal (myself smart) Auditory (music smart) Visual/spatial (picture smart) Naturalistic (nature smart)

Kinaesthetic: Body-Smart You may be body-smart. You will enjoy sports and are good at swimming, athletics, football, gymnastics and other sports. You enjoy learning through ‘doing something’.

Logical: Number-Smart You may be number-smart. You will be good at mathematics and other number activities; you are also good at solving problems.

Linguistic: Word-Smart You may be word-smart. You will enjoy reading, writing and talking about things. You will find learning new languages easy.

Interpersonal: People-Smart You may be people-smart. You will like to mix with other people and you will belong to lots of clubs. You like team games and are good at sharing.

Intrapersonal: Myself-Smart You may be myself-smart. You will know about yourself, and your strengths and weaknesses. You will probably keep a diary.

Auditory: Music-Smart You may be music-smart. You will enjoy music and can recognise sounds, and the timbre (quality of a tone).

Visual/Spatial: Picture-Smart You may be picture smart. You will be good at art and also at other activities where you look at pictures, like map reading, finding your way out of mazes and graphs.

Naturalistic: Nature-Smart You may be nature-smart. You like the world of plants and animals, and like learning about them.

Learning Styles We can learn by: SeeingHearingDoing

Learning Styles Think of something you have learned this week. Did you learn it by seeing it, hearing it or doing it? Discuss with your talking partner.

Group Activity Discuss each sentence in your group. Decide which learning style you think each sentence best fits into.

The best way I can learn to take a photograph. The best way I can learn about the seasons. The best way I can learn to count in fives. The best way I can learn a magic trick. The best way I can learn to do a handstand. The best way I can learn to follow a map. The best way I can learn to read a recipe. The best way I can learn to ride a bike.

The best way I can learn to make a cake. The best way I can learn to do a jigsaw. The best way I can learn to sing a song. The best way I can learn to skip. The best way I can learn to dive. The best way I can learn to say a poem. The best way I can learn to copy a picture. The best way I can learn to read a book.

How much do we remember?

God knows us God knows us better than anyone because He made us. He knows how many hairs are in our head. He knows what we are good at, and what we are not good at.

Luke 12:6-7 Not one sparrow is forgotten by God. Even the hairs on your head have all been counted. Do not be afraid. You are worth more than many sparrows.

We don’t have to be good at everything God loves us for who we are. God can help us get better at the things we are not good at. Maybe there are some things we will never be good at. That’s OK. Trying your best is all that matters.

Think about the things you are good at. These are your special gifts from God. Work on your gifts so that you can serve God in a really special way. There is great joy and satisfaction in doing what God has called you to do!

God made you to be the person you are He did not make a mistake when He made you. Psalm 139 says, “You created every part of me; you put me together in my mother’s womb…When my bones were being formed, carefully put together in my mother’s womb, when I was growing there in secret, you knew that I was there – you saw me before I was born.”