Howard Gardner Discusses Multiple Intelligences - Blackboard BbWorld 2016 HD

Dr. Howard Gardner of the Harvard Graduate School of Education presents on his landmark theory of multiple intelligences for Blackboard's conference BbWorld 2016.

[Buddahabrot]

His mentioning and explaining of "Teaching Intelligence" is one of those "Oh Yeah, Of Course, Now I Get It !!! " moments in my life. It's events like this that make life worth living.👍👍👍

[grantnormandin]

Excellent reflection. I am happy I had the privilege to view this video. It truly was a wake up call. ~Grant

[butterflymagicwithhottea]

I am so happy to have found this video. We learned about this when I studied psychology in university as well as in early childhood education in college. I have ideas about how this can help develop much in the children in our classes. Thank you for all of your work, Dr. Gardner.

[yskimu]

Deeply impressed by Author's direct presentation. MI is key to have happy life and peaceful world throughout balanced contribution by all human kinds by their talent I think. Thank you Dr.Gardner for establishing the great theory.

[terrylee]

g = genetic intelligence and inherited genetic potential. the basics we are taught in school are language, writing, spelling, mathematics, and physical and health education. do not underestimate genetic intelligence. how a bird builds a nest or knows how many tweets means this or that. human intelligence involves the activation of higher cortical learning which essentially supplements genetic intelligence a.k.a. instinct. higher learning is not meant to take the place of basic intelligence, but rather to enhance its potential.

[jc-fhxz]

There was a lot of information to take in but I learned a great deal.
Thank you.

[olaoluwaoladipupo]

Every students need to be awaken to this fact of multiple intelligences

[CeciliaOcampo-tckx]

Amazing indeed, thanks for this video.

[Afraa-K]

Amazing explanation. Thank you so much🙏🏻. I wish i had the oppertunity to discover my type of intelligence at school. But unfortunatly, still searching for it.

[jenniferyoung]

I have been a huge fan.... since 1985. - J.YO'

[Piccolo_Re]

I think what determines if you’re a good worker or not is if you are passionate and care about your job. If you’re just getting up and going to work for the money it won’t necessarily make you an excellent and ethical worker.

[ggrr]

Impressed by your work. Congratulations from Greece. I hope that we manage to apply your theory also in our schools

[bhatraashid]

Beautiful theory.I think it is still a groundwork towards creating a bigger picture of human intelligence dynamics.

[mostsv]

I trully enjoy the ASMR effect of this

[littlecat]

Thank you so much for this theory. Its application worldwide has gradually influenced how we view and implement education.

[mesialeye]

I thought 50minute was lengthy, but it felt like 5 minutes! thank you for sharing it on youtube!

[bedwardreach]

great video, cant wait to start the book, i hope everybody has a good day!

[TheGodLobster]

Around 3:00 you talk about the western and asian view of intelligence. Can I get a source for that, because I find i very internesting :)

[mosesmuiruri]

We should not memorize things for the sake of the exams...we should understand things for the sake of future reproducing the facts and applying in real life

[majedal-ghamdi]

That's why people are different in many ways. Your fingers are not same, so Dr. Howard is right 100%%