Intelligence Reframed: Multiple Intelligences for the 21st Century Paperback – September 18, 2000

I first read this book in 2003, and the secret to using this material is to integrate it with sociology.

Helps enlarge ones understanding of Gariner's theory of Multiple Intelligences. For some this theory is difficult to understand and this helps explain what we all experience at some level.

One of the most challenging reads you are likely to have. If you are thick headed, opinionated & stubborn you might need to do a few more laps before you benefit from this book.

This book arrived timely and as described.

I am reading this book for a class I’m in. It’s enlightening, but isn’t a book I’d pick to read on my own.

Easy read, nice book to explain Gardner's theory and clear up misconceptions

Great reference

This book expands on Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences, originally explained in 'Frames of Mind'. The book is easy to read, and the theory is very interesting to contemplate. However, to the best of my knowledge, this theory is merely hypothetical and does not seem to have any empirical research to back it up (again, to my knowledge). Overall it's a worthwhile read just to understand the theory.