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Understanding Multiple Intelligences

This document presents a summary of Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. It explains that intelligence is not a single entity, but rather composed of eight types of intelligences: linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, intrapersonal, interpersonal, and naturalistic. For each type of intelligence, its main characteristics and some related professions are described.

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Understanding Multiple Intelligences

This document presents a summary of Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. It explains that intelligence is not a single entity, but rather composed of eight types of intelligences: linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, intrapersonal, interpersonal, and naturalistic. For each type of intelligence, its main characteristics and some related professions are described.

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INTELLIGENCES S
MULTIPLES
Presented by:
Cathleent Lizeth Romero Deulofeut.
Julie Vanessa Velásquez Reales.
Edwin Javier Cerpa Cárdenas.
Claudia Milena Castillo Oviedo.
Jhojan Gabriel Fernández Villalba.
Ingris del Rosario Mercado Solano.
INTELLIGENCES
MULTIPLES
The theory of multiple intelligences is a model
of understanding of the mind developed by Howard
Gardner and published in 1983.
For him, intelligence is not a single entity that
it groups different specific skills, but a network
of autonomous sets, relatively
interrelated.
For Gardner, the development of some kind of
intelligence depends on three factors: Biological Factor,
personal life factor and cultural factors
historical.
For Howard Gardner, intelligence is a potential.
biopsychological of information processing that
it can be activated in one or more cultural frameworks to
solve problems or create products that have
value for said frames.
Next, we will present 8 types of intelligence:
1-INTELLIGENCE
• Linguistic-verbal intelligence consists of the
Linguistics. domain of language as a symbolic system and
of expression. In the childhood stage, it is appreciated
early due to their ease in learning to read,
write and differentiate the letters and words. More
forward is expressed through the ability to
make descriptions, tell stories or make
crosswords.
• Furthermore, according to the theory of intelligences
Gardner's multiples, linguistic intelligence
it also refers to the oral ability of
communication, to transmit feelings and give to
to know opinions through verbal language
ygestural.
• Some of the professions that have a high
linguistic-verbal intelligence belongs to orators,
writers and speakers with what we call
a good 'gift of speech'.
• Characteristics:
INTELLIGENCE • Remember the written and spoken information.
LINGUISTICS. • Enjoy reading or writing.
• Knows how to debate or give good speeches.
• They explain their emotions, ideas, and well.
knowledge.
• They use a sense of humor.
• They have as a strength: words, the
language and writing.
• Related professions:
• Writer
• Journalist
• Professor
• Lawyer
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LOGICAL-MATHEMATICAL.
Logical-mathematical intelligence refers to the
resolution oflogical and mathematical problems.
It also extends to accounting, economic figures.
globals, engineering formulas, the functioning of the
bag... For many years, this has been the benchmark
principle for quantifying a person's intelligence
although it is no longer the case today.
The maximum development of this type of intelligence occurs in the
stage of theadolescenceand the difference between people with
great logical-mathematical intelligence is marked by speed with which the
that the problems in this area are resolved. The people
that are capable of carrying out complex reasoning and
who have a great capacity for abstraction have
developed mathematical intelligence a lot.
LOGICALINTELLIGENCE-
MATHEMATICS
Features:
•Skills for problem solving
•Enjoy with abstract thoughts
•Resolution of complex calculations
•He/She likes to research through scientific experiments
Related professions:
•Scientist
•Mathematician
•Engineer
•Economist
To improve this type of multiple intelligence described by Howard
Gardner, it is vital to practice through math problems.
logic and ingenuity are two of the skills that most characterize
this type of intelligences.
3. INTELLIGENCE
VISUAL-SPATIAL
Visual-spatial intelligence provides a
high capacity to reproduce images
mental due to visual experiences.
Furthermore, according to the theory of intelligences
multiple, are people who develop
well on maps and tend to have
goodmemoryto visualize situations and,
above all, spaces. Visual intelligence-
also makes the taste develop
aesthetic and some of the professions that
stand out among those who have this type
of greatly enhanced intelligence are the
photographers, visual artists, film directors,
scenography, architects, etc.
INTELLIGENCE
VISUAL-SPATIAL
Characteristics
•They like puzzles
•They interpret the maps well
•They enjoy artistic activities such as drawing and
painting
•They recognize patterns
Related professions:
•Architect
•Artist
•Engineer
Esta es una de las inteligencias múltiples que se puede
develop through guidance in cities or the
nature. Additionally, drawing spatial shapes and
Geometric shapes can be a great way to obtain
this ability of the eight intelligences described by
Howard Gardner.
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KINETIC
CORPORAL
Body-kinesthetic intelligence, within the 8
multiple intelligences, refers to physical ability
of skill in the use of tools and objects and to
the ability to coordinate one's own movements
body with great talent. Skills such as the
balance, flexibility, speed, good timing,
strength... For this reason, athletes and dancers
they possess a high bodily-kinesthetic intelligence.
however, in this regard it also alludes to the
ability to express emotions and feelings with
the body. This is another type of intelligence that
they are formed in the first years of life and depending
of the innate abilities and the promotion of these
manage to develop it to a greater or lesser extent.
INTELLIGENCE
KINESTHETIC-
CORPORAL
Features:
•Experts in thesports
•Disfrutan con actividades que impliquen sus manos
•They have great coordination
•They remember things when they do them (by the movements)
Related professions:
•Dancers
•Builders
•Sculptors
•Actors
These multiple intelligences can be developed by practicing both
a sport like coordination that involves dancing.
5-INTELLIGENCE
MUSICAL Musical intelligence is that which
allows recognizing and interpreting different
types of music but also the one that
allows to distinguish sounds, timbres, tones and
musical notes, also create songs and
read sheet music. Provides a great
creativity and musicians have it
singers although, like the others
multiple intelligences, musical intelligence
they can empower all kinds of people,
at any age and from any culture, already
that music is a universal common good.
Features:
INTELLIGENCE
They enjoy singing and playing instruments
MUSICAL musicals
They easily recognize musical patterns and tones.
They remember songs and melodies
Ease of recognizing musical structure, the
the rhythm and the notes of a melody
Related professions:
Musician
Composer
Music teacher
Musical multiple intelligence is one of the
skills that can be obtained by playing
a tool. Furthermore, this type of activities.
they are also closely related to intelligences
multiple linguistic and logical-mathematical.
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INTRAPERSONALORINDIVIDUAL
Intrapersonal intelligence applies to the ability to be
aware of one's own feelings and emotions and of
knowing oneself. Analyzing thoughts, values
interns andmotivationsto behave based on them and
make decisions. According to Gardner, this also allows
delve into their introspection and has traditionally been
attributed to people with advanced self-awareness
although, like other types of intelligence, everything the
the world is capable of developing it.
We could say that this type of intrapersonal intelligence
it also involves the ability to adapt to change,
to know the possiblecognitive biasesthat affect each
one, the learning and the ability ofresiliencebefore the
adversities.
IntrapersonalIntelligence
THEINDIVIDUAL
Characteristics:
They know how to analyze their strengths and weaknesses well.

They enjoy analyzing theories and ideas


Excellent self-awareness
They understand their own motivations and feelings.
Related professions:
Philosopher
Writer
Scientist
This type of multiple intelligences can be worked from the
introspection and reading books on philosophical and scientific theories.
Additionally, practicing can also be a good tool.
meditation.
[Link] Interpersonal intelligence acts towards
INTERPERSONALO outside. Unlike the previous one, this one has
SOCIAL what to see in relation to others and with
the environment in which the person is
unfolds. In interpersonal intelligence
aspects such as communication intervene,
empathy and the interest in understanding the
feelings of others and their way of
to act.
Generally, people with the
highly developed interpersonal intelligence
tend to be group leaders and
they feel comfortable with professions like the
teaching, psychology or other functions in
those that are very present the relationships
public with groups of people.
INTELLIGENCE Characteristics:
INTERPERSONALO They know how to communicate well with others
SOCIAL Skilled in non-verbal communication
See situations from different perspectives
They create positive relationships with others.
Related professions:
Psychologist
Philosopher
Political
Seller
The skills of one of these intelligences
multiple detected by Howard Gardner,
can be fostered through interactions
social as well as in the practice of debates.
INTELLIGENCE
NATURALIST
Naturalistic intelligence was the last of the 8.
multiple intelligences added by Howard Gardner and
it relates to the ability to recognize the environment
natural, its species and areas such as geography,
biology and meteorological phenomena.
Gardner included this category as one of the
essential intelligences for survival of the
species throughout evolution. This is another one of the
types of intelligence that begin to be enhanced from
children with the inclusion of habits related to
nature and the discovery of animals and plants
that live in it.
NATURALISTINTELLIGENCE

Characteristics:
Interest in topics such as botany, biology, and zoology
They know how to catalog the information

They enjoy natural environments


They distinguish very well the different animals and plants in the environment.
Related professions:
Biologist
Veterinarian
Gardener
Farmer or rancher
This multiple intelligence develops through contact with the
nature and interest in the natural and animal environment.
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