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Professor Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligence

Professor Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligences. MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES IN OUR SCHOOLS The theory of “intelligence’ identifies the concept that people

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Page 1: Professor Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligences. MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES IN OUR SCHOOLS The theory of “intelligence’ identifies the concept that people

Professor Howard Gardner

Multiple Intelligences

Page 2: Professor Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligences. MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES IN OUR SCHOOLS The theory of “intelligence’ identifies the concept that people

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES IN OUR SCHOOLS

• The theory of “intelligence’ identifies the concept that people learn in different ways

• All of the ‘intelligences’ are of equal importance

• Gardner’s theories encourages a better approach to assessment techniques

• Use of the theory is incorporated into many schools curriculum planning

• Gardner explains the Misuses and Applications of his ‘Multiple Intelligence Theory’

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Eight areas of human intelligence

LinguisticLogical/MathematicalMusicalSpatial

Bodily-KinestheticInterpersonalIntrapersonalNaturalist

"You were not born a winner, and you were not born a loser. You are what you make yourself be.”~ Lou Holtz

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Linguistic

Language skills include having a sensitivity to

the subtle shade of the meanings of words.

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Verbal/Linguistic IntelligenceStrength in this area lies in:

I express myself well verbally and in written form

I enjoy explaining things I enjoy discussing issues I enjoy conversation I enjoy writing letters, essays and stories I have a good vocabulary I enjoy playing word games and doing

crosswords and word puzzles I enjoy reading and poetry I like to keep a personal diary

Score........

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Logical Mathematical

Both critics and supporters acknowledge that IQ tests measure this ability well

"People may doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do."~ Lewis Cass

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Mathematical/Logical Intelligence

Strength in this area lies in:

• I have maths ability and enjoy using numbers• I am logical in step by step thinking• I enjoy looking for order and patterns• I enjoy setting up flowcharts and sequences to

follow• I am organised, keeping a daily “things to do” list• I enjoy doing logic puzzles and problem solving• I follow a timetable• I need to understand the connection between

each step• I enjoy setting up systems

Score....

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MusicalLike language, music is an

expressive medium – and this talent flourishes in prodigies.

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Musical Rhythmic IntelligenceStrength in this area lies in:

• I feel the moods and rhythms of music• I remember the words of songs and melodies• I keep time to tunes and harmonies• My mood changes with a type of music• I have tunes playing in my mind• My body moves in unison with beat and rhythm• I enjoy creating sounds• I notice changes in pitch and key• I interpret meaning from music

Score.....

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Bodily-Kinesthetic.

At the core of this kind of intelligence are body control

and skilled handling of objects.

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Physical/Kinaesthetic Intelligence Strength in this area lies in:

• I enjoy moving and not being still• I understand by doing things, interacting • I enjoy walking, running, climbing, swimming • I enjoy hands on activities, building, constructing• I participate in sport and exercise• I have good co-ordination• I think about things when moving • I enjoy dancing• I like feeling objects and their coverings, textures

Score....

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SpatialInvolves the potential to recognize and use the

patterns of wide space and more confined areas.

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Visual/Spatial IntelligenceStrength in this area lies in:

• I enjoy picturing events and situations• I picture how plans will look• I enjoy map reading and navigating • I enjoy drawing, painting• I enjoy locating places• I like to arrange things on shelves and in

cupboards• I have a good understanding of colour

combinations i observe and watch things • I enjoy jigsaws

Score.....

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Interpersonal

Skill in reading the moods and intentions of others is

displayed by politicians, among others

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Interpersonal IntelligenceStrength in this area lies in:

• I enjoy coaching and teaching others• I enjoy training and communicating• I enjoy listening to others• I enjoy helping and managing people • I enjoy others’ company• I feel the moods of others• I enjoy group activities rather than individual

ones• I am good at listening• I am able to mediate in conflict situations• I get on well with others

Score....

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Understanding one’s own feelings and using that insight to guide behaviour

Intrapersonal

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Intrapersonal IntelligenceStrength in this area lies in:

• I think independently• I understand my feelings and moods• I enjoy privacy, my own company• I like to think things out alone• I have a small circles of friends• I am not influenced by peer group pressure• I enjoy setting personal goals and planning• I analyse issues and events• I prefer to work alone rather than in groups

Score.....

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Naturalist Recognizing patterns in species and having an

understanding of the natural world

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Naturalistic IntelligenceStrength in this area lies in:

• I feel part of the environment• I enjoy gardens and gardening• I watch and listen to bird life• I am interested in all environmental issues• I dislike litter and pollution• I enjoy nature documentaries• I enjoy being outside and experiencing nature• I am receptive to nature’s noises, fragrances,

breezes• I enjoy fishing, camping, bushwalking

Score.....

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Add up your score for each intelligence and rank them from 1 to 8.

If you have two scores the same, rank the one that you feel suits you better, higher.

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Intelligence Score Ranking Description of preferred intelligence

Verbal/linguistic People who are skilled using words, either verbal or written to describe their world. They like to talk and write

Mathematical/Logical People who are logical thinkers and able to see patterns in their world. They like to think and solve problems

Visual/Spatial People who are skilled in picturing things and seeing images of what things look like in their world. They like to draw and sketch

Musical/Rhythmic People who feel the moods of music, can move with the rhythm and relax in their world through music. They like to listen to and make music

Physical/Kinaesthetic People who are in tune with their body and like moving and doing things in their world. They like to be active and energetic

Interpersonal People who enjoy their world through being with people and doing things with people. They like to mix and be in groups

Intrapersonal People who keep to themselves and like to think things out about their world themselves. They like to ponder and think alone.

Naturalistic People who are in tune with nature and the weather and enjoy their outside world. They like to feel the breeze and sunshine

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Score: •My Strongest Intelligence Is ......

•This Means that in my learning I will......

•An Intelligence that I would like to strengthen is.....

•Because...... "Do what you can, where you are, with what you have."

~ Theodore Roosevelt

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