Howard Gardner and Ellen Winner on Intelligences and Arts Education

Howard Gardner of Harvard University and Ellen Winner of Boston College talk about their respective research on human intelligence and arts education.

[@angelikischoina886]

Thank you for this Video, it was very helpful, as the access to various texts and articles is difficult for us working and searching in Art Education, in Greece.

[@勇二下森]

奥様であるエレン・ウィナー氏も素晴らしい研究者です。アーツ・プロペラに興味が湧きました。
ガードナー先生の言葉に｢兄弟の数ほど社会性が育つ｣があります。
その有効性を4人のお子様を育てられる中で検証されたのだと感じます。
生活全てにおいても真理を奥様と共に追求される姿を知り感銘を受けました。

[@fancynancy3287]

Thank you very much

[@jordanbailey913]

my sister saw the highest gains in math scores in the state in her school by incorporating a percussion class (trash can band) to teach rhythmic reading and meter. This is the problem with research today. It is to limited as to many aspects of education. We need to know more about HOW the brain processes musical learning. Music is an aural art--this may have significant meaning.

[@techmints]

when i thought something its become a real same day or next day. why this is happening to me. not everytime, weekly 10 to 20 times.

[@sharonfreeman8636]

Photosynthesis Song

[@mustafabash8339]

but how to use intrapersonal in artistic way ?