Gardner (cognition and education, Harvard U.) broadens his theory of multiple intelligences first posited in Frames of Mind (1983) to include intelligences of the existential and naturalist types and multiple forms of creativity. The McArthur genius award recipient advises on applications of his ...
Gardner (cognition and education, Harvard U.) broadens his theory of multiple intelligences first posited in Frames of Mind (1983) to include intelligences of the existential and naturalist types and multiple forms of creativity. The McArthur genius award recipient advises on applications of his theory, responds to critics, and provides global contacts on MI theory.