Contrast Gardner's and Sternberg's theories that there are multiple kinds of intelligence. O Gardner's theory is born out of real-life experience while Sternberg uses biology in his assessment
Gardner believes IQ tests are important, while Sternberg believes everyday problems are a better measuring stick of intelligence
Gardner believes intelligence has to do with language and interpersonal relationships while Sternberg believes intelligence is related to the
body and academics
O Gardner believes there are seven kinds of intelligence while Sternberg believes there are only two