Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligences proposes that intelligence is not a single, general ability but rather a collection of distinct intelligences. Each individual possesses a unique blend of these intelligences.
The commonly recognized intelligences proposed by Howard Gardner are:
Let's examine each pair based on Gardner's recognized intelligences:
The pair that does NOT fit into Howard Gardner's framework of Multiple Intelligences is Musical & Motivational, as 'Motivational' is not a distinct intelligence category according to his theory.
| LIST I | LIST II |
|---|---|
| A. Synthetic skill | I. Decisions about how to deploy the skills available to a person |
| B. Analytic skill | II. To see problems with new points of view and get rid of conventional thinking |
| C. Practical contextual skill | III. To recognize which ideas are worth pursuing and which are not |
| D. Thinking styles | IV. To know how to persuade others regarding one's ideas |
| LIST I (Types of Intethrgcince) | LIST II (Definition) |
|---|---|
| A. Linguistie | I. Identfying different feelings, moods motivations & intentions in others. |
| B. Interpersonal | II. Considering "ultimate" issues such as the purpose of life and the nature of death. |
| C. Intra personal | III. Knowing ability to use words to understand new ideas. |
| D. Existential | IV. Understanding one's emotions & knowing one's strengths & weakesses |