| Activities Listed by Intelligence(Howard Gardner)
 The Intelligences*:
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        activities) 
    
      Visual-Spatial learners are
        good with physical space; comfortable with models, graphics, charts,
      drawings.
      Bodily-Kinesthetic learners
        have a keen sense of body awareness, learn well through physical
        activity and role playing.
      Musical learners are sensitive
        to rhythm and sound.
      Intrapersonal learners
        understand themselves well but may shy away from others, good with
        independent study and introspection.
      Interpersonal learners relate
        well to others; notice moods, motivations, feelings; prefer cooperative
        learning and teamwork.
      Linguistic learners are good
        with words, like reading, playing word-games, making up poetry and
      stories.
      Logical-Mathematical learners
        think conceptually and abstractly, are able to see and explore patterns
        and relationships.
      Naturalistic learners
        understand their environment, interested in ecological balance, work
        well in and with natural surroundings. Students' intelligences can be assessed
  using this on-line
  assessment instrument*
         * Resources:Connick, George P.; (1999); The Distance Learner's Guide (Prentice
        hall); p. 117
 Multiple
        Intelligences for Adult Literacy and Education by Leslie Shelton,
        et. al. (presented by Literacyworks)
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