Multiple Intelligences
Howard Gardner proposed the idea of Multiple Intelligences in his book Frames of Mind: Theory of Multiple of Intelligences in 1983. Although he laid out the details for each separate intelligence in great detail Gardner believed that each person had a "unique blend of all the intelligences" and that knowing one's intelligences can "empower learners" rather than restrict them.
Bodily-Kinesthetic: making things, sports, acting, etc.
Interpersonal: works well with others, communicates effectively, empathize with others
Intrapersonal: introspection, self-reflective, predict one’s emotions
Linguistic: words/languages (reading, writing, telling stories, memorizing dates)
Logical-Mathematical: reasoning, calculating, think conceptually and abstractly
Musical: sounds rhythms, music, singing, etc.
Naturalistic: nurturing and relating information to one’s natural surroundings
Visual-Spatial: visualize with the minds’ eye
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