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How are you smart?

Howard Gardner proposed 7 (now 8) different types of intelligence people can have in his Multiple Intelligence (MI) theory. I have to be very familiar with learning and assimilation theories such as this one, and people tend to think this one is fun, so I thought I'd post it and see what we look like.

Take the MI test.

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I've done a lot of study on mulitple intelligences too, as a teacher.

I'm linguistically and intrapersonally smart, those are by far my biggest strengths.

Spatially, I'm useless, never trust me to park your car, lol! I will drive around for hours looking for a drive in spot rather than parallel park at the kerb on a busy street. I'm the one that never overtakes on country roads and gets stuck behind a tram for kilometres because I cant trust myself to pull around it and make it through the gap.

I've average number/mathematical ability. Nothing too flash.

Uh, I don't look very smart compared to you geniuses!! I feel smart, but I guess I'm NOT. LOL

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