What Does It Mean to Be Intelligent? – with Howard Gardner

Howard Gardner’s landmark theory of multiple intelligences called into question the value of the IQ test and the notion that someone’s intelligence is dominated by a single, measurable general ability.
Howard’s memoir ‘A Synthesizing Mind’ is available now: https://geni.us/qkhl
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