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General Gardner
Project Zero
Multiple Intelligences
Criteria Theory
Contemporaries
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This is the number of books Howard Gardner has written. (Howard Gardner Curriculum Vitae)
What is 30?
100
The year Project Zero was founded. (Project Zero Website)
What is 1967?
100
The computational power of a mental system to process certain kinds of information. (Article 2, page 4)
What is an intelligence?
100
According to criteria theory, identification of an intelligence must be supported by this type of evidence. (Article 1, page 5, Table 1)
What are psychometric tests of intelligence?
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Developer of the MIDAS test, the best known Multiple Intelligences test. (Article 2, page 8)
Who is Branton Shearer?
200
The birth date of Howard Gardner. (Howard Gardner Curriculum Vitae)
What is July 11, 1943?
200
Institution and original founder of Project Zero. (Project Zero Website)
Who is Nelson Goodman at the Harvard Graduate School of Education?
200
The customary way in which an individual approaches a range of materials. (Article 2, page 4)
What is learning style?
200
Drawing on criteria theory Gardner initially identified seven intelligences (Linguistic, logical, spatial, musical, bodily, intrapersonal, interpersonal). In the mid 90’s this intelligence became the only definitive addition to the original set. (Article 1, page 6)
What is naturalistic intelligence?
200
Colleague of Gardner best known for developing the “domain” construct referring to any organized activity in society in which individuals are ranked based on expertise. (Article 2, page 4)
Who is David Feldman?
300
The year that Howard Gardner returned to Harvard University.
What is 1966?
300
Howard Gardner's involvement in Project Zero before and after 1972. (Project Zero Website)
What is co-director until 1972, and board/research assistant after 1972?
300
Gardner’s 1983 book in which he presented the theory of multiple intelligences for the first time. (Article 2, page 1)
What is Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences?
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This core system must be identified in an intelligence to demonstrate the computation of related information. (Article 1, page 6, Table 1)
What is a information- processing system?
300
The Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST) is an organization that devises technological curricular materials for the seemingly impaired. This colleague of Gardner co-founded CAST with Anne Meyer. (CAST website)
Who is David Rose?
400
A university that Howard Gardner attended other than Harvard. (Howard Gardner Curriculum Vitae)
What is the London School of Economics?
400
The goal of project Zero is to enhance thinking and creativity in this subject. (Project Zero Website)
What are humanistic and scientific disciplines?
400
Rather than focusing on the creation and interpretation of psychometric instruments, Gardner used this to develop a broader characterization of intelligence. (Article 1, page 5)
What are research findings from evolutionary biology, neuroscience, anthropology, and the psychological study of prodigies and savants?
400
This is the basis of an intelligence that has a previous instantiation in primate or other species and putative survival value. (Article 1, page 5, Table 1)
What is a basis in evolutionary biology?
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Psychologist that popularized the term “emotional intelligence”. (Article 2, page 15)
Who is David Goleman?
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The research center at which Howard Gardner did his post-doctoral fellowship in 1971. (Howard Gardner Curriculum Vitae)
What is the Harvard Medical School and Boston University Aphasia Research Center?
500
After 1983 the focus of Project Zero turned from conducting empirical research within cognitive and developmental psychology to this field. (Project Zero Website)
What is education?
500
Gardner speculates about this possible intelligence which reflects an individuals capacity for considering ‘big questions’ about life, death, love, and being. (Article 1, page 7)
What is existential intelligence?
500
In an intelligence satisfying criteria theory, this distinct representation in the brain should be distinguishable from that of other major human faculties. (Article 1, page 5, Table 1)
What is neural structure and functioning?
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Psychologists that collaborated with Gardner in the 1990’s to create and direct the GoodWork Project—a study of work that is excellent, engaging, and ethical. (Good Work Project website)
Who are Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and William Damon?