Sentences with phrase «existential intelligence»

He has also opened the door to another possibility — especially that of existential intelligence — but the court is out on that one.

In addition to examining the big picture, common traits in those with existential intelligence include: an interest in questions about life, death and beyond; an ability to look beyond the senses to explain phenomena; and a desire to be an outsider while at the same time showing a strong interest in society and those around them.

As of this writing, Dr. Gardner is reviewing the status of the proposed Existential intelligence that was introduced his in 1999 book, Intelligence Reframed.

Not surprisingly, major figures in history are among those who may be said to have high existential intelligence, including:

Existential intelligence involves an individual's ability to use collective values and intuition to understand others and the world around them.

Gardner, himself, gives some direction as to how to harness existential intelligence, which he sees as a natural trait in most children.

Through this intelligence, in particular, may seem esoteric, there are ways that teachers and students can enhance and strengthen existential intelligence in the classroom, including:

As of this writing, Dr. Gardner is reviewing the status of the proposed Existential intelligence and its research basis.

Philosophers, theologians and life coaches are among those that Gardner sees as having high existential intelligence.

After 25 years, I've added only one intelligence (the naturalist intelligence) and am considering another (the existential intelligence).

Thus, an explicit concern with spiritual or religious matters would be one variety — often the most important variety — of an existential intelligence.

Subsequent research and reflection by Howard Gardner and his colleagues has looked to three particular possibilities: a naturalist intelligence, a spiritual intelligence and an existential intelligence.

Existential intelligence, a concern with «ultimate issues», is, thus, the next possibility that Howard Gardner considers — and he argues that it «scores reasonably well on the criteria» (ibid.: 64).

That ability to see the big picture may be a distinct intelligence — the existential intelligence — says Gardner.

But, after an additional two decades of research, Gardner decided to include existential intelligence.

Existential intelligence is the label education researcher Howard Gardner gave to students who think philosophically.

This existential intelligence is one of many multiple intelligences that Garner identified.