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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Today's view of intellect is severely limited indeed.
Chapter 3: The multiple intelligences theory could be used to realize people’s inherent potential.
Chapter 4: Linguistic intelligence denotes heightened awareness of language and its properties throughout.
Chapter 5: Musical intelligence entails sensitivity to sound’s defining acoustic properties.
Chapter 6: Logical-mathematical intelligence focuses on abstract reasoning.
Chapter 7: Spatial intelligence aids visualization and orientation within physical space effectively.
Chapter 8: Adept body use reflects bodily-kinesthetic forms of intelligence.
Chapter 9: Personal intelligences concern knowing yourself and understanding other people deeply.
Chapter 10: Education systems ought to be revised to mirror multiple intelligences theory principles.
Description
Frames of Mind (1983) is a landmark text that first proposed the psychological theory of multiple intelligences. Upending the long-held conception that intelligence is just one general, monolithic trait, it argues instead that there are several intelligences that everyone possesses in different quantities. By studying them, educators and policymakers can reshape the educational system to benefit a much greater number of students than the current programs do.
Who Should Listen
- Psychology fans interested in one of the field’s significant texts
- Educators, teachers, and tutors who want to better understand their students
- Anyone fascinated by the human mind