A theory by Howard Gardner of Harvard University. Adadpted from a presentation by Ron Gubitz

2. It’s time to get going…

3. Multiple Intelligences A theory by Howard Gardner of Harvard University

4. How many of you think you are smart? The answer is that ALL of you are smart. Theories of Intelligence: -Smart or Not Smart -Hard work will equal smarts -Multiple Intelligences

12. Flip your paper. In each slice, write the name of famous people you know with one of the types of intelligence.

14. Human Hunt Your job now is to walk around the room and find people who can exhibit one of these intelligences. Get them to initial your piece of paper. You can only get one person’s initials once. You cannot sign your own sheet. Have fun with this and try to meet some new people. Behavioral expectations!!!

16. Wrap Up There is a belief that you can be good at all of them, but inevitably we favor certain intelligences. It is important to know how you are intelligent so you can do your best to adjust and adapt to what you have to learn. If you are musically smart, memorize facts in songs. If you dance well, create a dance about certain stories, or act out a short skit, etc