Multiple Intelligences

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Multiple Intelligences

• More than one way to skin a cat!

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Verbal Linguistic
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Skills and Preferences

• Oral and written communication
• Creating stories
• Debating, discussing
• Learning languages
• Playing word games
• Quotes, sayings

• Spells easily
• Telling jokes, puns
• Uses correct grammar
• Writing

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Verbal/Linguistic People

• John Dewey
• Joan of Arc
• Walter Cronkite
• Barbara Walters
• John Steinbeck
• Winston Churchill
• Bill Cosby

• Martin Luther King, Jr.
• William Shakespeare
• Langston Hughes
• Walt Whitman
• P.T. Barnum
• Ernest Hemingway
• Edgar Allan Poe

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Words of Wisdom

• A room without books is like a body without a
  soul. Cicero
• The difference between the right work and the
  almost right work is the difference between
  lightning and the lightning bug. Mark Twain
• Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used
  by mankind. Rudyard
  Kipling

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Logical/Mathematical
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Skills Preferences

• Analyzing
• Computing
• Deducing
• Predicting
• Experimenting
• Organizing
• Playing strategy games

• Questioning
• Sequencing
• Solving logic problems
• Using abstract symbols

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End States and Models

• H. R. Block
• Bill Gates
• Agatha Christie
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
• Alexander Graham Bell
• Thomas Edison

• Thurgood Marshall
• Aristotle
• Albert Einstein
• Isaac Newton
• Sandra Day OConnor

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Figuring Out

• I think, therefore I am. Descartes
• Not everything that can be counted counts, and
  not everything that counts can be counted.
  Einstein
• Contrariwise continued Tweedledee, If it was
  so, it might be and if it were so, it would be
  but as it isnt, it aint. Thats logic.
  Lewis Carroll

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Visual/Spatial Intelligence
Visual/Spatial Intelligence
Visual/Spatial Intelligence
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Skills Preferences

• Appreciating architecture
• Decorating
• Building models
• Charting, graphing
• Coordination
• Doodling
• Painting

• Remembers visual details
• Molding
• Solving jigsaw puzzles
• Thinking in pictures and images

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End States Models

• Frank Lloyd Wright
• Martha Stewart
• Annie Oakley
• Ansel Adams
• Anne Geddes

• Leif Ericson
• Bobby Fischer
• Euclid

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Words of Wisdom

• Thinking in pictures precedes thinking in words.
  Immanuel Kant
• I found that I could say things with color and
  spaces that I had no words for. Georgia OKeffe
• Art is the only way to run away without leaving
  home. Twyla Tharpe

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Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence
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Skills and Preferences

• Composing melodies
• Humming
• Chanting
• Whistling
• Keeping time
• Identifying instruments

• Singing
• Perfect pitch
• Tapping feet, hands
• Understanding structure of music
• Reading/writing music

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End State and Models

• Bach
• Beethoven
• Irving Berlin
• Andrew Lloyd Webber
• Arthur Fiedler
• Louis Armstrong
• Duke Ellington

• John Lennon
• Barbra Streisand
• Frank Sinatra
• Bob Dylan

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Getting in Tune

• If you have to ask what jazz is, you will never
  know. Louis Armstrong
• It is in learning music that many youthful hearts
  learn to love.
  Dominique Ricard
• The notes I handle no better than many pianists.
  But the pauses between the notes -- ah, that is
  where the art resides. Artur Schnabel

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Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence
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Skills and Preferences

• Acting
• Athletic performances
• Dancing
• Exercising
• Hand-eye coordination
• Mimicking

• Moving with grace
• Playing sports
• Using gestures
• Body language

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End States Models

• Michael Jordan
• Tiger Woods
• Steve Martin
• Robin Williams
• John Wayne
• Mikhail Barishnikov

• Mohammed Ali
• Fred Astaire
• Arnold Schwarzenegger
• David Copperfield
• Charlie Chaplin
• Jim Carrey

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Moving to Intelligence

• Great ideas originate in the muscles.
  
  Thomas Edison
• I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do
  and I understand.
  
  
  Confucius
• Pro football is like nuclear warfare. There are
  no winners, only survivors. Frank
  Gifford

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Naturalist Intelligence
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Skills Preferences

• Analyzing similarities and differences
• Appreciating plants, flowers, trees
• Classifying and caring for plants, gardens, pets,
  wild animals

• Predicting the weather
• Discovering patterns in nature
• Protecting the environment
• Recognizing species, rocks, star, clouds

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End States Models

• George Washington Carver
• Galileo Galilei
• Carl Sagan
• Jonas Salk
• Louis Pasteur
• Rachel Carson

• Carles Darwin
• Jane Goodall
• Jacques Cousteau
• John James Audubon
• James Herriott

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The Nature of Things

• Nature, to be commanded, must be obeyed. Francis
  Bacon
• The most incomprehensible thing about the world
  is that it is comprehensible. Albert Einstein
• The goal of life is living in agreement with
  nature. Zeno of Citium (335 B.C.)

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Interpersonal Intelligences
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Skills Preferences

• Caring for/teaching others
• Communicating with others
• Empathizing/
• sympathizing with others
• Respecting different points of view

• Working as a team member
• Interacting with others
• Leading
• Being sensitive to moods

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End States Models

• Margaret Mead
• Princess Diana
• Mother Theresa
• Albert Schweitzer
• Florence Nightingale
• Andrew Carnegie
• John Kennedy

• Ann Landers
• Harriet Tubman
• Oprah Winfrey
• Sojourner Truth

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Just Between Friends

• The only proper intoxication is conversation.
  Oscar Wilde
• If you judge people, you have no time to love
  them. Mother Theresa
• Grief can take care of itself but to get the
  full value of joy, you must have someone to
  divide it with.
• Mark Twain

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Intrapersonal Intelligence
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Skills Preferences

• Attending to memories, fantasies, dreams
• Clarifying values and beliefs
• Controlling impulses

• Enjoying think time, alone time, quiet time
• Intuiting
• Cognitive thinking

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End States Models

• Nietzsche
• Sartre
• Walt Whitman
• Gandhi
• Thomas Jefferson
• Abraham Lincoln

• Buddha
• Christ
• Deepak Copra
• Freud
• Confucius
• Mary Baker Eddy
• St. Thomas Aquinas

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To Know Thyself

• The purpose of life is to know ones self.
  Gandhi
• It is not who is right, but what is right, that
  is important. Thomas Huxley
• Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control
  These three alone lead life to sovereign power.
  Alfred Tennyson