“multiple intelligences” somehow became synonymous with the concept of “learning styles.” In this important post, Gardner explains why the former is not the latter. Gardner now teaches ...

Well, there is no consensus on what “learning styles” actually are, and some experts say they don’t, in fact, exist. One of those experts is Howard Gardner, the renowned Harvard University ...

As educators, our responsibility lies not only in disseminating knowledge but also in understanding and accommodating the diverse learning styles present among our students. Howard Gardner’s Theory of ...

For example, although multiple intelligences may seem similar to learning styles, Howard Gardner has made it quite clear that multiple intelligences is a theory of abilities, not of styles.

Howard Gardner, a longtime professor at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, who in the 1980s popularized the idea of “multiple intelligences,” has said the re-emergence of learning ...

The reality is that I spent years thinking there were learning styles. As a teacher I was highly influenced by Howard Gardner, and spent a great deal of time matching up students to how I thought ...

Learning styles are preferences--not aptitudes. In fact, Harvard professor Howard Gardner would like the public to stop confusing his work with learning styles. (Click that link to see his rant in the ...

Developmental psychologist Howard E. Gardner ’65 will ... HGSE research center dedicated to enhancing learning in the arts and other disciplines, Gardner served as co-director for 28 years ...