Developmental psychologist Howard Gardener described 9 types of intelligence.
Gardner’s theory has wide-reaching implications. In education, it supports differentiated instruction, helping teachers tailor lessons to multiple learning styles. In business, understanding intelligence types supports team diversity and talent development. And personally, recognizing our dominant intelligences can help us make better life and career choices.
You can read about the 9 types of multiple intelligences, and also learn about some amazing tools and applications here:
incubator.org/applications/blogs/the-9-t...ring-human-potential
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💬 Forum Discussion Prompt
Which of these intelligences do you identify with the most? How do you express it in your daily life, work, or learning? Have any tools or practices helped you develop it further? Share your experiences and tips with the community!
