Gardener’s Theory
EXP 105
Diana Favorite
Gardener’s Theory
EXP 105
Diana Favorite
2013
2013

Gardener’s theory focuses on different areas of the brain that can be stimulated to learn. Gardener’s theory allows people to find out different ways to learn that better fits them as a person. Gardner developed seven different intelligences to stimulate different areas of the brain to access learning. The first intelligence is Logical-Mathematical. This intelligence has the ability to detect patterns and is a logical thinker. The second intelligence is Linguistic Intelligence. A person with this intelligence is good with language and has a great memory. The third intelligence is Spatial Intelligence. This person would be a visual learner and problem solver. The forth intelligence is Musical Intelligence. A person who uses this intelligence would listen to music while learning. The musical pitches and tones stimulate the learning. The fifth intelligence is Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence. This type of person would fidget around in school during a lecture or while reading. The sixth intelligence is Interpersonal Intelligence. This person would listen to another person voice to simulate learning. The seventh intelligence is Intrapersonal Intelligence. This intelligence is almost the same as the sixth but is different because the brain is stimulated by one’s own motivation to be able to learn.
One of the intelligences I feel use daily is Linguistic Intelligence. I am an