How do YOU learn?
Published on Mar 20, 2016
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Who?
- Howard Gardner is a Harvard psychologist who sought to prove that learning was more than IQ
- He came up with the Theory of Multiple Intelligence and published it in 1983
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How do we learn?
- Visual-Spatial
- Linguistic-Verbal
- Logical-Mathematical
- Kinesthetic-Movement
- Musical
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Visual learners
- Like to read and write
- May enjoy puzzles
- Like to draw or paint
- Good with graphs, diagrams, charts, recognizing patterns
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Linguistic-Verbal learners
- Words, language and writing
- Enjoy reading and writing
- Good at remembering spoken and written information
- Good at debating and conversation
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Mathematical learners
- Good with calculations and problem solving
- Enjoys experiments
- Good with abstractions
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Kinesthetic learners
- Enjoy movement
- Good motor skills
- Enjoy creating things with their hands
- Remembers by doing, rather than seeing or hearing
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Musical Learners
- Enjoy singing and/or playing music
- Good at picking up rhythm (good for poetry!)
- May learn by creating songs for memorization
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Interpersonal Learners
- Good at verbal and nonverbal communication
- Able to see different perspectives
- Good at resolving conflict
- Able to create positive relationship with others
- Enjoy group work and are natural tutors
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Intrapersonal Learners
- Very intuitive
- Know their strengths and weaknesses
- Enjoy analyzing theories and ideas
- Enjoy analyzing theories and ideas
- In touch with both what they know and what they feel
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Intrapersonal Learner
Nature Learners
- Interest in biology and life forms
- Enjoy doing things outdoors
- Good at categorizing, listing and cataloging information
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