The document discusses Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. It defines intelligence and explains that people have different types of intelligence, with one or two being more developed. Gardner identified eight types of intelligence: naturalistic, interpersonal, spatial-visual, body-kinesthetic, musical, logical-mathematical, linguistic, and intrapersonal. Examples careers are provided for each type of intelligence. The document concludes with an example of a student who has musical and linguistic intelligence.

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Intelligence can be defined as the capacity or
ability for understanding
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All people have different types of
intelligence, but each one has one or two
more developed than others

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Howard Gardner was a psychologist and a
teacher of neuroscience from Harvard
University
He developed the theory of Multiple
Intelligences in 1983.

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Naturalistic
Interpersonal
Spatial-Visual
Body-Kinesthetic
Musical
Logical-Mathematical
Linguistic
Intrapersonal

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Visual-spatial: Photographer, sculptor, architect…
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Interpersonal: Politician, seller, actor…
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Body-Kinesthetic: Athlete, fireman, footballer…
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Musical: Musician, composer, disk jokey…
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Naturalistic: Farmer, botanist, florist…
Logical-Mathematical:
engineer, mathematician, programmer…
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Linguistic: Journalist, teacher, lawyer…
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Intrapersonal: Researcher, novelist…

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I’m Carmen. I’m 15 years old and I live in Ávila.
My type of intelligence is musical and
linguistic. I have good rythm and I love
listening to music. I enjoy writing and foreign
languages.

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Have good rhythm
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Can easily memorize songs
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Notice and enjoy different sounds
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Often singing, whisling or tapping a song
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Talented with an instrument
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Often have a song running through their head
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Have an unquenchable passion for music

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Notice grammatical mistakes
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Love word games
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Easily remember quotes and famous sayings
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Like puns and rhymes
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Enjoy writing
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Enjoy foreign language
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I always enjoyed English class