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.  Multiple Intelligence Class Survey ** [|How are you smart?] ** It’s not a question of “Am I smart?”, the question is “How am I smart?”

When I think back on the people I grew up with, each one of my friends had a different talent and ability. Although not everyone did well in school, each one had a talent and ability to make them successful in life. Think about the different people you know. The diversity of talents and different attributes they exhibit. How do they show their intelligence?

In this activity we are going to explore the [|Theory of Multiple Intelligences] by Dr. Howard Gardner. Although the standard for many years was the Stanford-Binet, in the early 1990’s Dr. Gardner conceived intelligence differently. He believes all people have different levels and abilities in seven different categories of intelligence. I want you to take a [|multiple intelligence test] and discover your intelligences. In the comment section below, describe your personal results. How do your personal results describe you, and how do you believe you are different?

Activity Directions 1. Read about the different intelligences at the Theory of Multiple Itelligences above.

2. Follow the link to the multiple intelligence test. Answer the questions honestly for the best results.

2. Once you score your results, graph it using the wheel supplied in class. (10 Points)

3. Post a comment in the discussion section sumarizing and reflecting on your results (10 points).