Multiple Intelligences Around the World

by Jie-Qi Chen (editor), Seana Moran (Editor), Howard Gardner (Editor)

"Cultures are like chemical elements. You can mix two of them, and you might get something useful like water or table salt. But you might also blow up the kitchen."
— Thomas Armstrong from Multiple Intelligences Around the World Multiple intelligences (MI) theory has been introduced and implemented successfully in numerous countries around the world. This is the first collection to review, synthesize, and reflect on this unique cross-cultural and educational phenomenon. Through this synthesis and reflection, the book's authors provide a fresh and fuller understanding of MI theory. In addition, they develop more specific knowledge about why MI theory has been welcomed in so many countries, how its use can be appropriate in diverse cultures, and what has supported and fueled travel of the MI meme.

Genres: Psychology

411 pages, Hardcover

First published July 7, 2009

Reviews

[Greg Sedbrook · Rating 5 out of 5]

Howard Gardner created support for this without being 1st in line - give him lots of credit for that. Interesting other cultures perspectives