The theory of multiple intelligence was first proposed by Dr. Howard Gardner in his 1983 book Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences. Gardner proposed that there are multiple types of intelligence, each of which can be developed independently of the others.The eight types of intelligence that Gardner proposed are:1. Linguistic intelligence: This refers to the ability to use language to communicate effectively. It includes the ability to read, write, and speak fluently in one or more languages.2. Logical-mathematical intelligence: This refers to the ability to think logically and solve mathematical problems. It includes the ability to reason abstractly and to see relationships between things.3. Spatial intelligence: This refers to the ability to perceive the world around us and to navigate our environment. It includes the ability to visualize objects and to navigate our way around.4. Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence: This refers to the ability to use our bodies to effectively interact with our environment. It includes the ability to use our bodies to express ourselves and to manipulate objects.5. Musical intelligence: This refers to the ability to create and appreciate music. It includes the ability to perceive and create patterns in sound.6. Interpersonal intelligence: This refers to the ability to effectively interact with other people. It includes the ability to understand and empathize with others, as well as the ability to communicate effectively.7. Intrapersonal intelligence: This refers to the ability to understand and reflect on our own thoughts and feelings. It includes the ability to know oneself and to be self-aware.8. Naturalistic intelligence: This refers to the ability to effectively interact with the natural world. It includes the ability to identify and classify plants and animals, as well as the ability to understand and appreciate the natural world.