Educational Toys: DunceBusters helps parents Shop with Child Toy Learning Focus Search Tool

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 28, 2010 -- DunceBusters.com has adopted 30+ years of research from Harvard University on Multiple Intelligence Theory to create a unique educational games and toys shopping experience. Based off of Dr. Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligence Building, DunceBusters has tagged every educational toy posted on its website so that shoppers can search for a educational toy that meets specifically learning toy objectives.

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Educational Toys: DunceBusters helps parents Shop with Child Toy Learning Focus Search Tool

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Many toy website store offer educational toys but never before have they provided a way to relate a specific toy to a specific type of intelligence building a child can expect to experience through the art of play. DunceBusters has taken this big step with its interactive database of educational toys. You will be able to search not only in traditional methods such as by brand, age or category of toy desired but also by identifying which type of eight Multiple Intelligence Building Focus.

To provide a brief overview of the eight different types of intelligence building, Dr. Howard Gardner identified the following eight different types of intelligence Building found in childhood development:

• Logical-mathematical intelligence: the ability to detect patterns, think logically, reason and analyze, and compute mathematical equations.
• Linguistic intelligence: the mastery of oral and written language in self-expression and memory.

• Spatial intelligence: the ability to recognize and manipulate patterns (large or small) in spatial relationships (e.g., pilots, sculptors, architects).
• Musical intelligence: the ability to recognize and compose musical quality (pitches, tones), and content (rhythms, patterns) for production and performance.
• Kinesthetic intelligence: Learning through movement. The ability to use the body, or parts of the body to create products or solve problems (e.g., athletes, dancers, surgeons).
• Interpersonal intelligence: the ability to recognize others intentions, and feelings.
• Intrapersonal intelligence: the ability to understand oneself and use the information to self-manage.

• Naturalistic intelligence: the ability to learn through nurturing and relating information to one's natural surroundings.

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