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site was developed, in part, to act as a resource for students researching Dr. Gardner's work. Over the years we have received thousands of inquires from students all over the world requesting help with homework assignments and research projects. Dr. Gardner is truly thankful that so many people have taken an interest in his work and has attempted to respond to as many inquiries as possible. Due to the overwhelming volume of inquires we receive, we are unable to respond to most of them. Often, we find that the questions being asked via email are already answered on this web site or in one of Dr. Gardner's books. We encourage you to review the below information prior to emailing Dr. Gardner. How to research Howard Gardner's work. * Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page includes an Adobe Acrobat (pdf) document with extensive answers to commonly asked questions about Dr. Gardner's work. We ask that you reference this document before asking any questions via email. * Dr. Gardner's most current biographical information is posted on the BIO page of this site. The photo on that page may be used in student work without permission from Dr. Gardner. * All of Dr. Gardner's book are listed on the BOOKS page. If you would like to know the contents of the book, we recommend you buy a copy from pzweb.harvard.edu, or check out a copy from a public library. * Dr. Gardner has written more than 400 papers since 1970. It will be some time before these papers will be available online. There are a few papers posted on the PAPERS and MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES pages and we welcome you to read and print these papers for your personal use. * A Curriculum Vitae (CV) is the equivalent of a resume in the academic world. The PAPERS section of this site contains Dr. Gardner's most current C.V. This is the easiest way to locate bibliographical information on papers he has written. If you would like to request a copy of a paper from Dr. Gardner's office, see the next note. * To request a copy of a specific paper that you are otherwise unable to locate at your school library or using Lexis Nexis, we request that you send an email request for the paper to hgasst at pz.harvard.edu. Please provide us with the following information in your email: Paper title: Paper Number: Name: Address: When possible, we will send these papers via email. * There are a number of people who have posted information about Howard Gardner on the Internet. Some of the web pages are posted on the LINKS section of this site. We also encourage you to search Google and similar search engines for resources this site does not offer. We cannot vouch for the accuracy of other websites and urge you to double check information and claims. We wish you the best of luck in your studies! - Offices of Howard Gardner
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