This document summarizes Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, describing the 9 types of intelligence: musical, kinesthetic, mathematical, linguistic, spatial, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalist. Each type is defined by strengths and examples are given of people who demonstrate that intelligence, such as musicians for musical intelligence and architects for spatial intelligence. The document cites its sources and provides an overview of Gardner's view that there are different ways of being intelligent beyond the traditional view of linguistic and logical-mathematical abilities.

1. Gardner's Multiple
Intelligences
By: Loren Bookout

2. Musical Intelligence
● Musical intelligent people are
sensitive to rhythm, melody,
and musical.
● They most likely play an
instrument, can learn with
music in the background, can
sight-sing and sight-read
music.
● Musical intelligent people can
notice non-verbal sounds.
● Some examples of musical
intelligent people are:
Beethoven and Yo Yo Mama.

3. Kinesthetic Intelligence
● Kinesthetic intelligence is
learning with your body.
● They are hands on learners.
● They are very good with body
language and physical activity.
● Most kinesthetic learners are
dancers, sports, gymnasts.
● They learn through bodily
sensations.
● Interacting with space,
movement, touching

4. Mathmatical Intelligence
● They are logical thinkers.
● They find it easy to understand
numbers and logical concepts.
● They think abstractly and
explore patterns and
relationships.
● A physicist, computer
programer, and accountant are
examples of logical intelligent
people.

5. Linguistic Intelligence
● Linguistic intelligent people are
verbal leaners.
● They have a deep
understanding of words.
● They have highly developed
social skills.
● They enjoy reading, writing,
and word games.
● Poets and public speakers are
examples of linguistic
intelligent people.

6. Spatial Intelligence
● Spatial intelligent people are
visual learners.
● They can manipulate and
mentally rotate objects
● They learn best through
drawings, designs, and
images.
● They like jigsaw puzzles,
mazes, graphs, and maps.
● Architects are an example of
spatial intelligent people.

7. Interpersonal Intelligence
● These people like meeting and
interacting with other people.
● They tend to learn best through
group activities.
● They understand and care
about people.
● They do well in interviews and
can tell a person's mood.
● Bosses, military leaders, and
public speakers are examples
of interpersonal intelligent
people.

8. Intrapersonal Intelligent
● These people are very self-
knowledgeable.
● They know what their
dreams, ambitions, and
goals are in life.
● They are insync with their
moods and are self
disciplined.
● They learn best through
individual studying.
● Intrapersonal intelligent
people know themselves
best.

9. Naturalist Intelligence
● These people tend to
understand the world better.
● They are interested in plants
and animals. They love
outdoors.
● They see patterns of life and
natural forces.
● They enjoy observing nature
and God's creation.
● Charles Darwin is an example
of being natural intelligent.

10. Work Cited
http://www.soundpiper.com/mln/mi.htm
http://hmt.myweb.uga.edu/webwrite/logical.htm