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Learning and Thinking
The Intelligences Map
Identifies the student's preferred ways into learning across eight kinds of intelligence.
40 items
12 minutes
8 dimensions
Upper primary and above
What it measures
Gives the teacher several ways into the same lesson, and reveals abilities that do not show up in traditional tests.
How to read the result
Array
Before administering
Stress that no intelligence is better than another and that every person has their own mix.
Its limits
The theory is disputed within measurement psychology. It is used here as a tool for varying teaching, not as a measure of mental ability.
Its dimensions
- LinguisticWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- Logical-MathematicalWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- Visual-SpatialWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- Bodily-KinestheticWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- MusicalWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- InterpersonalWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- IntrapersonalWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
- NaturalisticWhen high: One of the student's strongest routes to learning.
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