Beyond Wit and Grit: Rethinking the Keys to Success | Howard Gardner | TEDxBeaconStreet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- What does it take to be truly successful in the long run? If you think the answer is "be smart" and "work hard" you need to see and hear my talk.
Howard Gardner teaches psychology at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, He has authored many books, including MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES and TRUTH, BEAUTY, AND GOODNESS REFRAMED. He has won many awards, including a MacArthur Prize Fellowship, and has received honorary degrees from over 30 institutions all over the world.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
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jaja, como lo sabra... bueno mejor ayudame a responder mi encuesta
Gracias!
anyone here because their professor want them to write a paper about this?
Me! Not a professor though just a 10th grade English teacher
Me too
I need answer can you give?
I am here after reading about him in Robert Greene's book , I am an undergraduate engineering student
00:30 Dr Gardner show us the meaning of Wit and give some examples of people with wit.
00:40 Dr Gardner show us the meaning of Grit and give some examples of people with wit.
00:53 The Dr Gardner's Old view: Wit + Grit = Success.
01:26 Dr Gardner tells us that he is gonna review a research that he made during almost 40 years as psychologist.
01:36 Dr Gardner tells us that he has changed his view about the importance of Wit and Grit
02:09 Dr. Gardner admits that in his youth he believed in the effectiveness of the IQ Test and that it definitively determined a person's intelligence.
02:27 Dr Gardner tells us that part of his research consisted of working with children, including patients with brain injuries, with which he drew quite revealing conclusions.
02:54 Dr Gardner tells us that it is very important to recognize the area where the brain damage occurred as this determines which abilities have been completely lost and which have not.
03:19 Dr Gardner reveals to us that in the 1980s, and as a product of his research, he devoted himself to the study of human development in different cultures and to the study of the brain and its very specialized regions. Finally, all his conclusions are written in a book called "Frames of Mind: Theory of Multiple Intelligences". The book for which he became known worldwide.
03:51 Dr Gardner explains to us what multiple intelligences are by making a parallel with computers.
Types of intelligences
4:14 Linguistic Intelligence (It's the intelligence of a poet or a Journalist)
4:23 Logical-mathematical Intelligence (It's the intelligence of a scientist or a computer programmer)
4:46 Musical Intelligence (It's the intelligence of a conductor or a great performer)
5:00 Spatial Intelligence (The hability to deal with local space, like a chess player or much broader space like a sailor or navigator)
5:10 Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence (It's the intelligence of an athlete or a craft person)
5:24 Interpersonal Intelligence (The hability to understand other people)
5:45 Intrapersonal Intelligence (The hability to understand yourself like a meditator , the goal is to have more understanding of yourself)
6:00 Naturalist Intelligence (The hability to make distinctions in the nature like diferentiate plants or communicate with animals)
6:20 Dr Gardner after his research and studies realized that we do not have just one wit, but wits.
6:26 Dr Gardner points out his principal takeaways.
8:28 Some misconceptions about multiple intelligence.
8:33 Dermatoglyphics (Claims that you can a look at people's fingerprints and tell how smart they are)
9:50 Dr Gardner starts talking about Grit again.
12:05 The Good Project
12:36 He talks about the three components of the good work. (It's excellent, engaged and ethical)
13:23 He talks about a new website he created called "The Good Project" (It talks about good work, good play, good citizenship, good collaboration and it gives people games, devices and tools to try to become good themselves and help other people attain the good)
thank you 🙏
What a beautiful speech! Thanks Dr. Gardner for sharing your knowledge to create a more inclusive and encouraging world.
Thanks, Dr. Gardner. Excellent points, excellently delivered!
Oh so nice to see Dr Gardner.. He is so famous in the Philippines.
I agree with Gardner’s theory to a certain extent, I do believe that these multiple intelligences can give insight to a person’s strengths and abilities. However, I do not believe that we should use this theory to see if we can “be something” or “do something” because I firmly believe that anyone can adapt to their environment and accomplish anything they want to. Just because someone has an advantage in a particular field of intelligence, it does not mean that the person who is disadvantaged cannot achieve the same goal.
Perfectly explained ❤️
Same thoughts as well. I agree with the MI theory expanding the ways and means to assess and evaluate a child's learning through multiple subject areas and facets as a human being. However, by using the theory as means to diagnose or rationalize a person's weakness or difficulty to learn a particular subject area, it may lead to becoming a "self-fulfilling prophecy" which would not motivate a person to strive and learn further beyond their comfort zone or subject of interest.
I love Howard Gardner!! Wit & Grit are so crucial.
I heard of Harold Gardner when I read Grit by Angela Duckworth. Excellent and inspiring!
I love this man
Inspiring and so well delivered.
So good to feel like I am 'back in your classroom' while watching this presentation. Thank you.
succint, absolutely relevant and I just wish I could get my teen son to listen to this!
Beautiful
I love this guy. his book is amazing
Marília Gonçalves Rodrigues
rent it from the library, that way it is free 🖤
I love him! He's a genius and as most genii he's humble, funny and a good person...
I don't know about multiple intelligence but clearly there are two difference types of daughter
8:16 Bad Daughter
12:54 Good Daughter
We study about this guy! I just found out now that he's still alive. Keke. One always thinks most people in textbooks are dead.
0:16 Qué se necesita para tener exito 4:07
6:16 8 inteligencias (6:54)
9:44 Determinación (12:04)
16:11 Repuesta a la pregunta para tener exito. (16:54)
Integrity industrious n intelligence
Lütfen Türkçe çeviri de ekler misiniz
nk you.
Yes, very good. Although that was a hurdle runner not a high jumper...
Ctet preparation brought me here..
Ancient Indian literature talks about 64 types of intelligences (64 kalaa)
What happened with Debbie and the fight for justice??
I am doing my research on this topic about the role of multiple intelligence in learning English language can someone provide me with some references
I took the first Spanish course toward getting a linguistics degree in the future but got a B. I am a perfectionist and was overwhelmed with stress due to working full time as a credit card collection rep, so I decided I needed to take a semester off to make sure the stress didn't cause my job to suffer. I realized that I let myself down and didn't push fwd with grit. Reading the book Grit by Angela Duckworth helped me realize I wimped out. So now I am back on it, determined to be successful even when it is hard. Being 51 years old I thought I was too old to learn well. Now I know that isn't true, it's just harder than it would have been when I was younger.
5:00
Do not confuse what you go to school and study for wits. Anyone can be thought.
BBVA
It was fashionable for a time..then it was binned.
That's no high jumper! He's a hurdler.
Nobody ever get lucky on these programs.
Let me tell you about the bicycle effect.
If you ride with the wind you're very strong.
If you ride against the wind that darn wind.
You don't control the wind no matter if the wind is against you or not.
Türkçe alt Yazı yapsaydıniz herkes muhteşem ing sahip değil
Strange that intelligence is regarded as machinistic ability, like it´s a computer doing the work flawlessly because it´s programmed that way.
I came here after watching beerbicesps vedio on indian students
Good grits, Okay
I am Associate Professor at a college in India. I am preparing a proposal for a project based on Multiple Intelligence theory. Assessment of multiple intelligence in school children and how it works in the educational setup? Can anyone suggest and help me?
Use an AI powered chat to help identifying the most important aspects of this theory and ask for ways to successfully teach the material.
So why is a sales-person in any way, shape or form mundane?.....
Try SALES..have a go at it....you have to be naturally gifted to even cross the line of thinking about selling something to someone...and you have to have an edge, an ability to not panic and the patience to study your sales subject.
So, i ask again...why is a sales-person referred to here as "mundane"?..
MUNDANE meaning: Dull, lacking interest or excitement.
Personally I've yet to meet a sales-person who is any of those three, dull or lacking in interest or excitement. Quite the opposite. I was sold a mobile phone two days ago by a terrific young lady who completely knew her subject and on further conversation with her i found out she was a grade 8 pianist and plays guitar and sings...and has bundles of energy.
I'm going to try and collaborate with her sometime soon regarding song-writing...nuff said.
Well, apart from, "Just a mundane Sales-person"...yeh right...something very wrong about that.
right on
Ok so, I don't get his (Howard's) idea completely. Ok! There are multiple intelligences, so he is saying that only people who are gifted with musical intelligence can be good at music. So what happened to brain plasticity, which says brain changes it's shape according to its environment. My question is are these intelligence like shoe sized or can change. Well, I would like to make one more point, "So people who have Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence should be a athlete or if someone takes effort and does the things what athletes do will increase that domain of intelligence." I hope I am making sense
I think all parts can be practiced and expanded on but depending on your skill set it will be harder or easier to progress and improve on different areas of intelligence.
Im here couse i want to do a work lmao
He has omitted or neglected the supernatural intelligence. These individuals are empaths, mediums, prophets, astronomers, spiritualists, etc. These individuals tap into the invisible world that includes energy, frequency, vibration, souls, spirits, divinity, and life force. This population of intellectuals is purposely ignored and omitted because they have the ability to work with factors that are beyond the 5 human senses. Their intelligence taps into the 6th, 7th, 8th, and beyond senses. This is scary to many people simply because they do not understand these abilities and cannot research them easily. Unfortunate 🤷♀️
I agree. We need people to do research into this. Maybe you can do it? Seems you are passionate about it. New technologies such as AI can help you find a path so you can become an expert.
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I know this is not important but I just noticed he is cross eyed
BBVA