How To Build An Intelligence Based Society
A New Social Order For Expansionary Beings
Description
Get academic lectures and essays explaining how we can create a society on the foundation of intelligence. The course text is Multiple Intelligences: The Theory in Practice by Howard Gardner. This course will help you develop a social structure that is based on the expansion of our linguistic, logical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, and intrapersonal intelligences. You can use the information from this course in your personal life, community, town, city, state, etc. Intelligence is always expanding, and any human society should encourage its members to use every intelligence possible every day of our lives. It can be argued that the human race is risking extinction by continuing to pursue a thoughtless social order. My hope is that this course will make some contribution toward a more transformative social organizing, one that will lead to the survival, and expansion of human beings. Every other part of the natural world is handing each one of us an opportunity change course, to continue as a species, let us grab this chance to keep human beings within the ecological mix of this planet.
TITLE: The title was developed because I want to teach people how to implement some of the concepts that will help us to make a society that is worth living in. A majority of the residents and citizens of the United States has promoted or allowed our society to become a dystopian order. I want to alert people that we are in a dystopia, then give them some ideas to help us become a sane society again. I also want to expose you to one of the great minds in psychology, Howard Gardner. Gardner is often left out of the discussion when we speak of psychology. Gardner is one of the most important voices in psychology today, tomorrow, and forever.
What You Will Learn!
- The Value Of Intelligences As Social Building Tools
- Howard Gardner's Seven Intelligences
- Mental Development
- New Social Structures For The Twenty First Century
Who Should Attend!
- Secondary Students And Adults