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Abstract
Howard Gardner es profesor de educación en la Escuela de Graduados en Educación, en Harvard, e investigador en el Centro Médico de Veteranos de Boston; asimismo, es miembro del equipo del “Proyecto Cero” relacionado con el desarrollo cognitivo. Gardner ha elaborado una teoría que se denomina “Las múltiples inteligencias” y ha escrito diversos libros referidos a su teoría sobre las múltiples inteligencias, la creatividad, el arte en los niños, el desarrollo humano, etc. Su libro “Las Estructuras de la mente: la teoría de las múltiples inteligencias” que ha sido traducido por el Fondo de Cultura Económica el año de 1983 y reeditado en 1987. En 1993 publicó con Basic Books, New York Multiple Intelligences; The Theory in Practice, su más reciente libro.
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