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- 1. Multiple Intelligences and Adult Learning By Janice Perry Otto
- 3. Howard Gardner Howard Gardner developed Multiple Intelligence Theory: what does he say …
- 5. Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences Many careers are governed by multiple intelligences as we capitalize on our strengths in life.
- 6. What does this mean?
- 7. http://naungancinta.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/multiple-intelligences-which-one-your-learning-style/
- 10. Verbal & Linguistic Teachers …. Lawyers ….. Journalists
- 11. Logical & Mathematical Alan Greenspan Madame Curie Programmers …. Accountants ….. Engineers
- 12. Visual/Spatial Frank Lloyd Wright Amelia Earhart Leonardo Di Vinci Architects …... Aviators ….. Sculptors
- 15. Intrapersonal MARIE CURIE Researchers … Entrepreneurs … Novelists
- 16. Interpersonal Freud Counselors… Politicians… Salespersons
- 17. Naturalist Farmers… Botanists … Environmentalists
- 18. Existentialist Philosophers and Theorists
- 19. Multiple Intelligence Action Words http://www.cct.umb.edu/multipleint1.jpg
- 21. Verbal & Linguistic ASSISTANTS Vision and hearing deteriorate making it difficult for adults to intake and process information unless aided by external devices such as magnifiers and hearing aids.
- 22. Logical & Mathematical Monetary exchange is common; however, calculations for making change may be slowed as we age and counting the change is difficult when arthritic or vision impaired.
- 23. Visual/Spatial Frank Lloyd Wright Leonardo Di Vinci Simple pleasures such as assembling a jigsaw puzzle become difficult if not impossible when vision is impaired and manual dexterity deteriorates.
- 24. Musical & Rhythmic Music appreciation cannot take the same forms as in the past. “Busting a move” is limited by arthritis and range of motion.
- 25. Musical & Rhythmic Life long musicians are hampered by deteriorating memory and arthritis.
- 26. Bodily & Kinesthetic Physical deterioration makes enjoying some activities difficult and sometimes impossible.
- 27. Intrapersonal Self perceptions and abilities are modified by limitations.
- 28. Interpersonal Personal interactions are more social rather than career oriented as we transition out of the work force into retirement.
- 29. Naturalist Physical limitations reduce joys such as gardening to potted plants rather than in the backyard.