He once wrote that he will live forever and die tomorrow, showing how contradictory ideas can sit side by side. He argues the brain evolved to handle many kinds of content, from language to music, and that schools should focus deeper, not wider. He says learning truth, beauty, and goodness teaches students to think hard and question skillfully.
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Howard Gardner is a psychologist, best known for Frames of mind.
Quick Facts About Howard Gardner
Born
July 11, 1943
Profession
Psychologist
Notable works
Frames of mind
About Howard Gardner
He helped start Harvard Project Zero in 1967, led the center from 1972 until 2023, and has co‑directed The Good Project since 1995.