Ever Thought About How Theater Could Make You Intelligence? — Part 1
Developing the 9 Types of Intelligence According to Howard Gardner Through Theater
Who doesn’t like being recognized for their intellectual capabilities? Almost everyone enjoys being acknowledged as intelligent. But when we think about enhancing our cognitive abilities, we often focus on studying, reading books, learning a new language, or practicing math. Have you ever considered that theater could be a powerful tool to make you more intellectually capable?
Before we delve into how theater can enhance our cognitive abilities, it’s important to first understand the 9 types of intelligence according to Howard Gardner, known as the theory of multiple intelligences.
Understanding Multiple Intelligences
The theory of multiple intelligences was introduced by Howard Gardner, a psychologist from Harvard University, in 1983. Gardner argued that intelligence is not a single, static attribute but rather consists of various types, each reflecting different aspects of an individual’s abilities. Initially, Gardner identified seven types of intelligence: linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, and intrapersonal. In 1999, he added two more…
