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The different types of intelligence according to Gardner, their characteristics and teaching tools.
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... approach results from the combined application of the Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences (ΜΙ) in the educational process and of the Kolb's learning theory (Figure 1, Table 1). According to the MI theory, all people have at least 7 different types of intelligence equally important, but not equally developed ( Table 2). People learn by utilising these different types of intelligence (Gardner & Hatch, 1989;Griggs, et al., 2009). ...Citations
Coastal erosion is a major coastal hazard in Greece. This work aimed to assess the perceptions of citizens about coastal erosion. We developed a questionnaire containing 25 questions that was distributed online and filled out by 1636 respondents. A surprising find was that 33% of the respondents were not aware of the phenomenon of coastal erosion. On the other hand, among those respondents who are aware of coastal erosion, there is a basic understanding of the major factors promoting erosion and its impacts. Responses also highlighted a lack of information and awareness from the media and public authorities, while the vast majority considered that protecting the coast from erosion should be important or a priority. Our findings stress the need for awareness-raising activities about this important natural hazard.
