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Multiple Intelligence Assessment Guide

The document outlines a methodology for assessing multiple intelligences based on Howard Gardner's theory, using a 70-item self-administered test. It details the procedure for administering the test, scoring responses, and analyzing data to identify the subject's strongest intelligence areas. The document also includes instructions for participants and a framework for discussing and interpreting the results.

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Multiple Intelligence Assessment Guide

The document outlines a methodology for assessing multiple intelligences based on Howard Gardner's theory, using a 70-item self-administered test. It details the procedure for administering the test, scoring responses, and analyzing data to identify the subject's strongest intelligence areas. The document also includes instructions for participants and a framework for discussing and interpreting the results.

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MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE TEST

INTRODUCTION
Definition of Intelligence
Howard gardeners’ multiple intelligence theory

REVIEW OF LITERATURE ( students can refer it )

METHODOLOGY
PROBLEM- To assess multiple intelligences of the subject using Multiple intelligence tests.
PLAN- To administer the Multiple intelligence test and find out the strongest intelligence
area of the subject
MATERIALS EQUIRED-
a. Multiple intelligence test ( 70 items)
b. Manual & Scoring Key
c. Writing Materials

PROCEDURE- The Subject is seated comfortably and given a copy of the multiple
intelligence test, which is self-administering. The instructions are given to the subject. The
subject was asked to tick the box which is true to his or her behaviour. The test it naturally
completed in 10-15 minutes. After the subject completes the test, the experimenter scores the
responses column wise and categories on seven types of intelligence; such as linguistic
intelligence, logical cum mathematical intelligence, bodily-kinaesthetic intelligence, spatial-
visual intelligence, interpersonal, and intrapersonal intelligence.

INSTRUCTIONS- “Here I will give you the set of statements which will reflect your
behavior; please answer all the questions by ticking on the blank box provided next to each
question. Don’t omitted any questions. Answer all of them”.
ANALYSIS OF DATA-
1. Add the scores or ticks in each column and write the total for each column in the
boxes given at the end of the questions, the last page.
2. The highest scores indicate the natural strengths and potential of the subject
intelligence.
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

13
12
11
10
Slno
Scores
NAME

Total

Mean

Conclusion
Conclusion
Linguistic

Initial
DISCUSSION

intelligence

Linguistic Logical Cum


intelligence mathematical

GROUP DISCUSSION
intelligence
Logical Cum
mathematical

INDIVIDUAL DISCUSSION
Musical
intelligence
intelligence
Musical
intelligence
Bodily-
Bodily- kinesthetic
kinesthetic intelligence
intelligence

Spatial-visual Spatial-visual
Areas of intelligence

intelligence intelligence

Interpersonal Areas of intelligence Interpersonal


intelligence intelligence
Table 1 shows the subject's score in the multiple intelligence tests.

Intrapersonal Intrapersonal
intelligence intelligence
Table 2 shows the Group subject's score in the multiple intelligence tests.
Interpretation

Interpretation

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