Howard Gardner

Psychologist; Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Howard Gardner - Thinkers & Philosophers born July 11th, 1943
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An American psychologist and academic, contributed significantly to the field of cognitive psychology. Developed the Theory of Multiple Intelligences, which posits that humans possess various types of intelligences beyond traditional academic measures. This framework has influenced education, art, and psychology by recognizing diverse ways in which individuals learn and express their abilities. Published numerous books and articles on education, psychology, and creativity, including 'Frames of Mind' which introduced the multiple intelligences theory to a broader audience. Worked on issues related to education reform and the role of the arts in education.

Developed the Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Published 'Frames of Mind' in 1983

Influenced educational practices globally

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