The theory of multiple intelligences indicates that learning can occur through many different intelligences. In other words, not only logical, or verbal reasoning. You can also learn English (or anything else) through visual clues, musical clues, etc. In fact, teachers wanting to help students should use a wide variety of these in their English teaching lessons. It is sometimes difficult to know how to focus on a specific learning objective using a variety of approaches. As a starting point, teachers can take this quiz to indentify whether they are able to identify someone's dominant intelligence and reflect on the different approaches available that take advantage of their learning strengths.
2. Jane Goodall and Jacques Cousteau are great examples of this intelligence:
3. Pablo Picasso and the architect Frank Lloyd Wright had the following capacity in great measure:
4. The famous attorney Marcia Clarke and the chess champion Gary Kasparov have the following intelligence in common:
6. What do Aretha Franklin and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have in common?
7. Authors Henry David Thoreau and Khalil Gibran had abundant:
8. The works of Tennesse Williams, James Baldwin, and Virgina Woolf demonstrate:
Answers:
1: Bodily-kinesthetic.
2: Naturalist.
3: Spatial.
4: Logical-mathematical.
5: Inter-personal intelligence.
6: Musical intelligence.
7: Intra-personal intelligence.
8: Linguistic intelligence.
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