Building a Quality Learner Through Multiple Intelligences: What Parents Can Do

Written to aid parents, teachers, and caregivers of newborns to eight-year-olds in broadening their children’s learning experiences and better preparing them for formal education, Louis L. Norbeck Jr.’s Building a Quality Learner through Multiple Intelligences breaks down Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences into practical exercises that kids can do to enhance their early education.

As you read about the different intelligences, you will begin to discover which intelligences your children may already excel in and which ones are less utilized. That’s where this book becomes a treasure trove of resources. Offering sections on “What Parents Can Do” and lists of interactive activities children can do to develop and strengthen each intelligence, this book teaches children the two most important lessons they can master: learning is fun, and anyone can learn.

Education doesn’t have to be daunting or grueling. Use this guide to discover and develop your children’s multiple intelligences so they can begin their educational journey with a smile.

Louis L. Norbeck Jr., EdD, is an internationally acclaimed veteran educator who is passionate about enriching the educational experience of his students. In addition to teaching learning and instruction for the graduate and professional studies program at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland, he also serves as the executive director of Innovative & Creative Education Inc., which provides enrichment education for children under the age of ten, as well as training workshops for parents, educators, and mental health professionals.

Dr. Norbeck is the designer of the innovative Fastrack Learning Potential Assessment, and he has also written two education guides for parents and educators of early learners: Building a Quality Learner: 10 Rules Every Parent Must Follow and Building a Quality Learner through Multiple Intelligences: What Parents Can Do.