Print Materials

Elizabeth Ford, "Howard Gardner: Thought for the Future", The Guardian, 21 November 2006.

Gardner, H. (2006). Howard Gardner under fire. In Jeffrey Schaler (Ed.). Illinois: Open Court Publishing. Includes autobiography and bibliography.

Kornhaber, M (2001). Howard Gardner. In J.A. Palmer & D.E. Cooper (Eds.), 100 Great Thinkers on Education. London: Routledge Publishing Co.

Allis, S. (1999, July 11). The master of unartificial intelligence. Boston Globe, pp. D1,5.

Current Biography. (1998, Oct). Entry on Howard Gardner, pp. 15-16. Bronx, NY: H. W. Wilson Company.

Pennar, K. (1996, September 16). How many smarts do you have? Business Week.

Knox, Richard A. (1995, November 5). Brainchild. The Boston Globe Magazine, 22-23, 38-42, 45-48.

Dezell, Maureen. (1995, August 20). Studying with a 'student of genius'. Boston Globe, B 21, B 24.

Romano, C. (1993, October 4). The thinker behind the genius. Philadelphia Inquirer.

Beck, M. and Wingert, P. (1993, June 28). The Puzzle of Genius. Newsweek, 46-53.

Gurski, Daniel. (1991, November/December). The Unschooled Mind. Teacher Magazine, 38-44.

Winn, Marie. (1990, April 29). New Views of Human Intelligence. The New York Times Magazine, Part II.

Who's Who in America. New Providence, NJ: Marquis Who's Who.

Gardner, H. (1989). To Open Minds [see especially chaps. 1-2]. New York: Basic Books.

Videos

Creativity and Leadership: Making the Mind Extraordinary, with an optional companion video, Howard Gardner: In-Depth (1998).

MI: Intelligence, Understanding, and the Mind, with an optional companion video, Howard Gardner: Answers (1996).

Into the Classroom Media
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Multiple Intelligences: Developing intelligences for greater achievement (1995).
[2 videos, 1 audio cassette, and booklet]

The LPD Video Journal of Education
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Salt Lake City, UT 84094
800-572-1153 (tel)
800-566-6996 (fax)

On Multiple Intelligences & Education with Howard Gardner (1995).
[3 videos with guide books and 1 cassette tape]. Winner: 1995 Honorable Mention, National School Public Relations Association.

ASCD
1250 North Pitt St.
Alexandria, VA 22314-1453
703-549-9110 (tel)
703-299-8631 (fax)

How are kids smart? Multiple Intelligences in the classroom (1995).
[2 videos available: Teachers' Version (31 minutes) and Administrators' Version (41 minutes)]

National Professional Resources, Inc.
25 South Regent St.
Port Chester, NY 10573
800-453-7461 (tel)
914-937-9327 (fax)

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