Multiple Intelligences: Ms - Ed. Ana Aguirre Jiménez Ms - Ed. Margot Solis Larraín
Multiple Intelligences: Ms - Ed. Ana Aguirre Jiménez Ms - Ed. Margot Solis Larraín
Multiple Intelligences: Ms - Ed. Ana Aguirre Jiménez Ms - Ed. Margot Solis Larraín
Brain Gym
What is intelligence?
Wechsler (1939) the aggregate or global capacity of the individual to act purposefully, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with the environment.
Sternberg (1985) the mental capacity to automatize information processing and to emit contextually appropriate behaviour in response to novelty; intelligence also includes metacomponents, performance components, and knowledge-acquisition components
What is intelligence?
The ability to solve problems or to create products that are valued within one or more cultural settings.
Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences (1983)
A biopsychological potential to process information that can be activated in a cultural setting to solve problems or create products that are of value in a culture.
Intelligence Reframed (1999)
Howard Gardner
IQ tests
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence
These learners have really developed auditory skills and they are usually good speakers.They think in words rather than pictures. Their skills:
1-Listening 2-Speaking
4-Teaching
6-Understanding words
Poet
Writer Journalist
Lawyer
Politician
Translator
Their skills:
1-Problem solving
Scientist
Engineer
Computer programmer
Researcher
Accountant
Mathematician
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
These learners tend to think in pictures and need to create vivid mental images. They enjoy looking at maps,charts, picture, videos and movies. Their skills:
1.Puzzle building
2.Reading ,writing.
6.Fixing
5.Painting ,sketching.
sculptors
investors
Interior designers
mechanics
Navigators
Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence
These learners think in sounds,rhythms and patterns.They immediately respond to music.They are sensitive to environmental sound such as dipping taps. Their skills:
1-Singing
2-Playing instruments
3-Composing music
Composer
Musician
Singer
Disc Jockey
Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence
These learners express themselves through movements.They have a good sense of balance and eye-hand coordination. Their skills:
2-Sports 1-Dancing
4-Acting
PE teacher Athletes
Dancer
Actor
Firefighter
Artisan
Naturalist Intelligence
These learners have a sensitivity to and appreciation for nature. They are bothered by pollution.They enjoy having pets and gardening. They like to learn about nature and camping, hiking, walking and climbing Their skills:
1-Nurturing
Veterinarian
Gardener
Zookeeper
Ecologist
Farmer
Animal trainer
Interpersonal Intelligence
These learners have ability to relate and understand others.They try to see things from other peoples point of view.They are great organizers.
Their skills:
1-Listening others
2-Using empathy
3-Building trust
Counselor
Politician
Salesperson
Business person
Intrapersonal Intelligence
These learners try to understand their inner feeling,dreams,relationships with others. Their skills:
1-Recognizing their own strenghts and Weaknesses. 2-Reasoning themselves. 3-Awareness of their inner feeling.
Researcher
Philosopher
Naturalists are collectors of animals and plants. They like to press flowers and count little ants.
All of these so far are really neat, But I like musical 'cause it has a beat.
Logical-mathematical doesn't need to be a shock. Sometimes, I feel lonely, without any friends, If you study real hard, you'll be smarter than Spock! But interpersonal skills put that to an end.
Spatial involves seeing, drawing, and art, Creating different things and taking them apart.
In case you didn't know, kinesthetic is P.E. Get fit and coordinated athletically!
Intrapersonal skills are when you want to reflect. For yourself, you should always have respect. Now, I've come to the end of my rap. Learn in many ways and you'll never be a sap.
Vision 2: Stretching Goal: Maximize development of all intelligences. Method: Use instructional strategies and curriculum that develop or stretch all intelligences in all students. Consequence: Curriculum is
Consequence: Instruction is
transformed Vision: We eliminate or radically
transformed.
Vision: We make each student more intelligent in all ways (Kagan, 1998).
Vision 3: Celebrating MI Goal: Understand and celebrate our own uniqueness and that of others.