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    Your Top Three Intelligences:: Intelligence Score (5.0 Is Highest) Description

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    The document describes an individual's top three intelligences based on an assessment: 1. Language intelligence, with a score of 4.43. This intelligence involves enjoying words, telling stories, and being motivated by reading, writing, and language-based activities. 2. Self intelligence, with a score of 3.71. This intelligence involves preferring independent work and self-reflection when processing new information. 3. Spatial intelligence, with a score of 3.57. This intelligence involves strong visual memory and preference for visual representations of information like diagrams and maps.

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    The document describes an individual's top three intelligences based on an assessment: 1. Language intelligence, with a score of 4.43. This intelligence involves enjoying words, telling stories, and being motivated by reading, writing, and language-based activities. 2. Self intelligence, with a score of 3.71. This intelligence involves preferring independent work and self-reflection when processing new information. 3. Spatial intelligence, with a score of 3.57. This intelligence involves strong visual memory and preference for visual representations of information like diagrams and maps.

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    The document describes an individual's top three intelligences based on an assessment: 1. Language intelligence, with a score of 4.43. This intelligence involves enjoying words, telling stories, and being motivated by reading, writing, and language-based activities. 2. Self intelligence, with a score of 3.71. This intelligence involves preferring independent work and self-reflection when processing new information. 3. Spatial intelligence, with a score of 3.57. This intelligence involves strong visual memory and preference for visual representations of information like diagrams and maps.

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    Your Top Three Intelligences:: Intelligence Score (5.0 Is Highest) Description

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    Your top three intelligences:

    Intelligence Score (5.0 Description


    is highest)

    4.43 Language: You enjoy enjoy


    saying, hearing, and seeing
    words. You like telling stories.
    You are motivated by books,
    records, dramas, opportunities for
    writing. Effective techniques of
    enhancing your learning using
    your language intelligence
    include reading aloud, especially
    plays and poetry. Another idea is
    to write down reflections on what
    you've read. You may also enjoy
    exploring and developing your
    love of words, i.e., meanings of
    words, origin of words and
    idioms, names. Use different
    kinds of dictionaries. Other ideas:

     Keep a journal

     Use a tape recorder to


    tape stories and write
    them down

     Read together, i.e., choral


    reading

     Read a section, then


    explain what you've read

     Read a piece with


    different emotional tones
    or viewpoints — one
    angry, one happy, etc.

     Trade tall tales, attend


    story-telling events and
    workshops

     Research your name

    3.71 Self: You have a very good sense


    of self. You like to spend time by
    yourself and think things over.
    You will often take in
    information from another person,
    mull it over by yourself, and
    come back to that person later to
    discuss it. You like working on
    projects on your own. You often
    prefer to learn by trial and error.
    Effective techniques to enhance
    your learning include keeping a
    journal and giving yourself time
    to reflect on new ideas and
    information. More ideas:

     Go on "guided imagery"
    tours.

     Set aside time to reflect


    on new ideas and
    information.

     Encourage journal
    writing.

     Work on the computer.

     Practice breathing for


    relaxation.

     Use brainstorming
    methods before reading.
     Listen to and read "how
    to" tapes and books.

     Read cookbooks.

    3.57 Spatial: You remember things


    visually, including exact sizes
    and shapes of objects. You like
    posters, charts, and graphics. You
    like any kind of visual clues. You
    enjoy drawing. Effective
    techniques of enhancing your
    learning using your spatial
    intelligence include creating
    and/or using pictures, maps,
    diagrams, and graphs as you learn
    things. Other suggestions:

     Write a language
    experience story and then
    illustrate it.

     Color code words so each


    syllable is a different
    color.

     Write a word on the


    blackboard with a wet
    finger. Visualize the word
    as it disappears. See if
    you can spell it
    afterwards.

     Take a survey. Put the


    information in a chart.

     Write words vertically.

     Cut out words from a


    magazine and use them in
    a letter.

     Visualize spelling words.


     Use colorful newspapers
    like USA Today.

     Use crossword puzzles.

    The scores for your other five intelligences:

    3.57 3.57 3 2.43 1.71


    Just because these five are not in your top three doesn’t mean
    you’re not strong in them. If your average score for any
    intelligence is above three, you’re probably using that
    intelligence quite often to help you learn. Take a look at the
    Practice section to see how to engage all your intelligences.

     
     

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