mul|ti|ple-in|tel|li|genc|es theory

mul|ti|ple-in|tel|li|genc|es theory «MUHL tuh puhl ihn- TEHL uh juhn suhz»,

the theory that intelligence is not a single ability but a variety of different skills: »

Howard Gardner…a pioneer of multiple-intelligences theory…has identified seven sorts of intelligences: linguistic, mathematical, musical, kinesthetic, spatial, intrapersonal and interpersonal (Ralph Blumenthal).