Session 4 :: Other (forms of) intelligence

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• Session 4 :: Other (forms of) intelligence

  • is_parent Questio 1 ·

    What intelligences would You add to Gardner's "canonic seven" ?
  • is_parent Naturalistic intelligence(s)

    Gardner defines Naturalistic Intelligence as the ability to recognize, categorize, and draw upon certain features of the environment. It's one of the intelligen

    • is_parent Health & Hygiene ·
    • is_parent Food & Poison ·
    • is_parent Predators & preys ·
    • is_parent Parasites & symbionts ·
    • is_parent Courteship & mating ·
    • is_parent Care the little ones ·
    • is_parent Death ·
  • is_parent Moral intelligence

    Moral intelligence refers to the capacity to understand and distinguish right from wrong, and to behave based on this understanding. It encompasses the ability

    • is_parent Heteronomous morality ·

      In this stage, children view rules as fixed and absolute, handed down by authorities like parents and teachers. They believe in the immutability of rules and pe
    • is_parent Autonomous morality ·

      As children develop, they begin to understand that rules are created by people and can be changed through social agreement. They start to consider the intention
  • is_parent Questio 2 ·

    Choose one or more among the topics just mentioned (e.g. Health & Hygiene, Food & Poison, Parasites & Symbionts, Predators & Preys, Courtship & Mating, Care for