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Eight Ways To Learn: Children That Are Highly Think Like Need
Eight Ways To Learn: Children That Are Highly Think Like Need
Eight Ways To Learn: Children That Are Highly Think Like Need
think
in words
like
reading, writing, telling stories, language learning games, etc.
need
books, audio tapes, computer, writing utensils, paper, diaries, debates, dialogues, discussions, stories/texts
logical-mathematically intelligent
logical, reasoning
experimenting, asking, quizzes, calculating, offers for exploring and dealing with subjects, etc. scientific material, including non-school places of learning (planetarium, technology museum) designing, drawing, illustrating, scribble, etc. arts, Lego, videos, movies, dias, fantasy games, mazes, puzzles, illustrated books, visits of art galleries and museums dancing, running, jumping, building, touching, communicating with the help of gestures role plays, dramas, movement, materials for building, sportive and bodily activities, experience for the sense of touch, actionoriented learning, etc
spatially intelligent
bodily-kinesthetically intelligent
musically intelligent
in rhythms and melodies by picking up ideas and inspirations of others deep inside
singing, whistling, humming, clap the hands time for singing, visits of concerts, making and rhythmic movements of the feet, also music at home and in school, music rapping, listening, etc. instruments, etc. leading, organizing, bringing things into a friends, group activities and games, social connection or relation, manipulating (means meetings, events within the community, clubs, skillfully treating persons), planning, advisory/years of apprentice, etc. mediating, celebrating together setting goals, mediating, being a link, dreaming, being calm, planning places for retiring, time for oneself, plans that can be managed on the own way, choices
interpersonally intelligent
intrapersonally intelligent
naturalistically intelligent
in categories, in networks
collecting data and natural objects, loupes, microscope, spyglasses, field guides, observing the nature, working in the schools naturalistic excursions, visits of the zoo, garden, caring for animals, feeding animals museums and botanical gardens in the winter