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English, 17.11.2020 22:30, emory238

About Source #3 describes how Gardner's multiple intelligence theory challenged "a
century-old orthodoxy that defined intelligence only as doing well on multiple-
choice tests." Provide two pieces of information from different sources to
explain this idea. Cite evidence and identify the source of each piece of
information by title or number.
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