Gardner's theorizing on multiple intelligence leads him to argue that there is conclusive evidence that different people have different learning styles (not just preference, but that people actually learn in different ways). True or False

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Danna Jacobs

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3 December, 00:18

Gardner's theorizing on multiple intelligence leads him to argue that there is conclusive evidence that different people have different learning styles (not just preference, but that people actually learn in different ways). True or False

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Dana Perry · Answer 1

Answer: False

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This theory tends to suggest that the traditional psychometric perspective of intelligence tends to be limited. Gardner outlined this theory in 1983 in his book called "Frames of Mind", where he proposes that all individuals have different type of "intelligences." He also proposed that usually there are eight kinds of intelligences.