Howard Gardner: Emotional Intelligence in the Multiple Intelligences Model

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  • čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
  • In 1983, Harvard psychologist, Howard Gardner, published the first edition of his book ‘Frames of Mind’. This introduced a wide audience to his model of ‘Multiple Intelligences’
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    In ‘Frames of Mind’ geni.us/TdXmS Howard Gardner suggested we stop asking the simplistic question:
    'How intelligent are you?’
    Instead, he proposed that a better question is:
    ‘How are you intelligent?’
    Gardner proposed that we each have a range of intelligences that we deploy in varying strengths. Our talents derive from combinations of these multiple intelligences.
    Gardner set criteria for which capacities to consider as intelligences. He has settled on eight - others propose more.
    1. Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence
    2. Logical/Mathematical Intelligence
    3. Naturalist Intelligence
    4. Visual/Spatial Intelligence
    5. Musical and Rhythmic Intelligence
    6. Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence
    - Balance and co-ordination
    - Precise control
    The last two of his eight forms of multiple intelligence laid the groundwork for thinking on emotional intelligence:
    Intrapersonal Intelligence
    Aware of and understanding yourself, having the ability to reflect and introspect (mindfulness), and an ability to manage our own motivation, feelings, and behavior
    Interpersonal (Social) Intelligence
    Adept at operating in social settings and at collaboration, with an understanding of people (empathy) and an ability to put them at their ease
    Gardner notes:
    ‘These intelligences are fictions - at most, useful fictions - for discussing processes and abilities that (like all of life) are continuous with one another.’
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    00:00 - Howard Gardner’s book: ‘Frames of Mind’
    00:36 - Introducing Multiple Intelligences
    01:31 - Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence
    01:48 - logical/Mathematical Intelligence
    02:02 - Naturalistic Intelligence
    02:35 - Visual/Spatial Intelligence
    02:51 - Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence
    03:12 - Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence
    03:48 - Emotional Intelligences
    03:58 - Intrapersonal Intelligence
    04:29 - Interpersonal Intelligence
    05:09 - Daniel Goleman’s model of Emotional intelligence
    05:52 - Critique of Multiple Intelligences
    07:00 - Gardner’s assessment of Multiple Intelligences
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Komentáře • 6

  • @ManagementCourses
    @ManagementCourses  Před rokem +3

    Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences model is not only a useful model in its own right, but a step on the way to understanding Emotional Intelligence.

    • @ManagementCourses
      @ManagementCourses  Před rokem +2

      Thank you for watching
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  • @Enigma96969
    @Enigma96969 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the book recommendation ;)

  • @ciancamplisson6081
    @ciancamplisson6081 Před rokem +1

    Great video Mike!👏