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Your top three intelligences:

Intelligence Score (5.0 is Description

highest)

5 Logic/math:You enjoy exploring how

things are related, and you like to
understand how things work. You like
mathematical concepts, puzzles and
manipulative games. You are good at
critical thinking. Here are ways to work
with this intelligence in your lessons:

Arrange cartoons and other

pictures in a logical sequence.

Sort, categorize, and characterize

word lists.

While reading a story, stop before

you've finished and predict what
will happen next.

Explore the origins of words.

Play games that require critical

thinking. For example, pick the
one word that doesn't fit: chair,
table, paper clip, sofa. Explain
why it doesn't fit.

Work with scrambled sentences.

Talk about what happens when
the order is changed.

After finishing a story, mind map

some of the main ideas and
details.

Write the directions for

completing a simple job like
starting a car or tying a shoe.

Make outlines of what you are

going to write or of the material
you've already read.

Look for patterns in words.

What's the relationship between

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heal, health, and healthier?

Look at advertisements critically.

What are they using to get you to
buy their product?

3.57 Social: You like to develop ideas and

learn from other people. You like to talk.
You have good social skills. Effective
techniques of enhancing your learning
using your social intelligence include
taking part in group discussions or
discussing a topic one-to-one with
another person. Find ways to build
reading and writing exercises into your
group activities, such as:

Reading a dialogue or a play with

other people

Doing team learning/investigating

projects

Setting up interview questions

and interviewing your family, and
writing down the interview

Writing notes to another instead

of talking.

3.43 Nature: You are sensitive to nature and

environment. You probably know the
names of rocks, flowers, birds, and trees.
You love to be outdoors. Here are
some ways to use your nature
intelligence in your learning:

Work in the garden.

Read about plants and/or

animals.

Study habits of fish or birds.

Read nature magazines.

Go hiking. Take photographs of

what you find on your hike. Write
a story describing the
photographs.

The scores for your other five intelligences:

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3.14 2.29 1.57 1.43 1.29

Just because these five are not in your top three doesn’t mean you’re not
strong in them. If your average score for any intelligence is above three,
you’re probably using that intelligence quite often to help you learn. Take a
look at the Practice section to see how to engage all your intelligences.

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