14 thoughts on “Multiple Intelligences”

1. Visual Spatial: Ansel Adams

   Bodily-Kinesthetic: Pyramids

2. The Thinker

3. The Thinker was supposed to be in Bodily-Kinesthetic.

   For Visual Spatial–Picasso.

   For Naturalistic–John Audubon.

   For Linguistics–Most Europeans who learn to speak more than one language as children.

   For Interpersonal, Oprah Winfrey, and for Intrapersonal, Freud.

   For Logical/Mathematical –The Incas who built Machu Pichu.

   For Musical–Neil Diamond

4. Fourth Grade GT,

   For nature, Thoreau comes to mind. He studied nature and developed an appreciation of the interconnectedness between nature and spirit.

   For musical, I agree with Mrs. Storer for Neil Diamond. I’d like to add Barbara Streisand, too. They once sang a duet together and when you listen to their dual harmony, you can feel the power of their emotions.

   For bodily-kinesthetic, I think of the singer Usher. He connects his musicality to body movements perfectly. I am amazed at the way Usher and Justin Bieber were able to synchronize their voices and bodies at the Grammies on Sunday.

   I also look to many great quarterbacks for bodily-kinesthetic. They need to read the football field and react mathematically to the motion on the ground. I heard Brett Favre interviewed once and he said, “the football field appears fast to others, but I see it in slow motion.”

   Enjoy your projects,
   Mrs. Kistler

5. I think that all of us are good at something, but some are not as good at other things we are all unique

6. Interpersonal – Barbara Walters, Tom Brokaw – reporters
   Intrapersonal – Psychologists, Authors of memoirs
   Naturalistic – Jane Goodall, Jacques Costeau
   Bodily-Kinesthetic – Olympic Athletes
   Logical/Mathematical – Bill Gates, Steve Jobs
   Linguistic – ???
   Musical – Mozart, Hams Zimmer
   Visual Spatial – Frank Lloyd Wright

7. Logical/Mathematical: slide rule
   Musical: Bach
   Linguistic: JK Rowlings

8. Linguistic – Abraham Lincoln or Barack Obama
   Logical/Math – John Dewey
   Visual – Frank Lloyd Wright
   Musical – Justin Beiber
   Bodily/Kines – Michael Jordan, Selena Gomez
   Inter – Oprah
   Intra – Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerburg (Facebook)
   Natural – Darwin

9. Visual – Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo
   Naturalistic – Pangaea (the origin of continents)
   Bodily-Kinesthetic – Dancers from Cirque du Soleil
   Logical/Mathmatical – IPhone
   Linguistic – Parrot
   Musical – the “song” of Humpback Whales
   Interpersonal – Bill Cosby

10. Musical- John Williams (writes music for movies like ET, Jaws, Star Wars, Harry Potter)

    Naturalistic & Visual – Georgia O’Keefe – some of her most famous works of art deal with things in nature like flowers, animals, desert landscape

    Logical Mathmatical/ Musical – Composers of that work in a musical system called the 12 Tone series- very mathmatical and yet musical

    Logical Mathmatical – Alton Brown the chef- he can make the science & math of cooking very fun

11. Bodily Kinesthetic – Leonardo Da Vinci mixed Visual with his study of the human body
    Naturalistic – Botanical Gardens, Zoos, Zoologists, Beekeepers, Gardeners
    Visual Spatial – Eifel Tower, Gaudi Buildings
    Musical – Louis Armstrong, Symphony Orchestras, Broadway
    Linguistic – Maya Angelou

12. This is so interesting. I took the test myself to see in what areas of intelligence I am stronger. I am from Alaska and knew your teacher when we were students.
    Musical: Beethoven who lost his hearing
    Bodily Kinesthetic: Helen Keller
    Linguistic: Anne Frank
    Interpersonal: Mothers

13. Musical:Neil Diamond
    Linguistic:Rick Riordan
    Interpersonal:Family Members
    Naturalistic:Zookeepers, Animal Scientists
    Visual Spatial:Picasso
    Logical/Mathamatical:FIBonacci
    Intrapersonal:The Thinker
    I love learning about the multiple intelligences!I can’t wait to see what else we’re going to learn about, if it is going to be as fun as multiple intelligences!!!

14. For Interpersonal-Mother Teresa