Gardner, Howard People Educational Psychology Educational and School Psychology
Gardner, Howard People Educational Psychology Educational and School Psychology
Gardner, Howard
Howard Gardner, b. 1943. American psychologist best known for his work on intelligence, especially the theory of multiple intelligences. Currently employed by Harvard University's Graduate School of Education.
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- A 1999 conversation with NEA Today, in which Gardner discusses Multiple Intelligences theory and its relevance to educators.
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- Transcripts of segments from a video conversation with Gardner, divided by topic.
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- Biographical profile focusing on his contributions to the development of intelligence theory and testing.
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- Guide to internet resources on the man and his theory.
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- An overview of his life and work, with extensive links. Compiled by Mark K. Smith.
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- His official page at the Project Zero research group. Includes biographical profile, list of publications, links to online writings.
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