1 resultado para multiple discrepancies theory
em Université de Montréal
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Resumo:
Dans le débat sur l’unicité ou la multiplicité de l’intelligence, Gardner prend nettement position en faveur des intelligences multiples (IM). Son approche soulève toutefois au moins neuf critiques : la confusion entre l’intelligence et le talent, une rigueur scientifique insuffisante, l’absence de réelles nouveautés, le caractère arbitraire des critères utilisés, les problèmes de l’interdépendance des IM, du réel statut des IM, l’ignorance des résultats des approches factorielles et le refus de considérer les différences entre les groupes, de la mesure des IM. La validité des applications des IM dans le milieu scolaire peut également être mise en doute. En conclusion, nous nous interrogeons sur la raison du succès de la théorie des IM.