Nt1310 Unit 3 Assignment

The second intelligence was the logical-mathematical intelligence which represented the ability to solve mathematical and logical problems with ease. An interesting observation made by Lynn Helding states that: “the connection between logical-mathematical intelligence and musical intelligence is notable.” The reason this particular statement amaze me was because I obtain hundred scores in those two intelligences, and at first I thought it was a coincidence. The third intelligence was spatial intelligence and it referred to the ability to learn more visually or by imagination.
Significantly, the fourth intelligence is bodily-kinesthetic and it represented the skill to use the body in an artistic manner; dancer, acrobats or athletes are defined by this particular intelligence. Following close in fifth places, comes the interpersonal intelligence described as the ability to perceive the emotions of other individuals, their disposition, and also their intentions. In the sixth place is the intrapersonal intelligence which is the capacity to interpret one’s own emotions. According to Helding …show more content…
Similarly, when the student’s needs are met, the behavior issues inside a classroom are significantly reduced, and the academic achievements increase. No doubt, that the opportunities are endless when employing multiple intelligences as a fundamental part of instructions. As it solves many typical concerns that otherwise implementing a basic universal approach will not. When the pupil’s needs are satisfied and their curiosities are explored and used as guidance for the class, their able to enjoy the learning