Understanding Multiple Intelligences Theory

Who introduced the theory of multiple intelligences?

• Howard Gardner

• Paul Howard-Jones

• Polly Husmann

• Valerie O’Loughlin

What was the primary focus of psychologists before Gardner's theory?

• Musical intelligence

• General intelligence

• Emotional intelligence

• Social intelligence

Which of the following is NOT one of Gardner's original seven intelligences?

• Emotional

• Musical

• Logical

• Linguistic

What common misconception about multiple intelligences does Gardner highlight?

• It includes emotional intelligence

• It is the same as learning styles

• It is only applicable to children

• It focuses on general intelligence

According to the text, what is a myth about learning styles?

• They enhance learning when matched with teaching

• They are based on scientific evidence

• They are universally accepted by educators

• They are beneficial for all students

What does Gardner suggest about labeling students with a particular type of intelligence?

• It helps in personalizing education

• It enhances their self-awareness

• It can limit their learning opportunities

• It is essential for effective teaching

What is the benefit of using multiple modalities in teaching?

• It limits conceptual understanding

• It boosts memory and understanding

• It reduces memory retention

• It confuses students

What does Gardner argue should NOT be an educational goal?

• Multiple intelligences theory itself

• Focusing on linguistic intelligence

• Differentiating instruction

• Incorporating arts into lessons

What did a 2015 study reveal about brain development?

• It is unaffected by learning

• It is fixed by adolescence

• It continues into adulthood

• It stops in childhood

What does Gardner suggest about the term 'learning styles'?

• It enhances student engagement

• It should be used in classrooms

• It is helpful for teachers

• It is confusing and unhelpful