SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

1. FEATURES

   • Locate yourself on maps more easily. Represent something graphically. Perceive reality, appreciating sizes, directions and spatial relationships. Mentally reproduce objects that have been observed. Recognize the same object in different circumstances. The image remains so fixed that the individual is able to identify it, regardless of the place, position or situation in which the object is. Anticipating the consequences of spatial changes, and anticipating and imagining or assuming how an object that undergoes some type of change can vary. Describe coincidences or similarities between objects that look different, identify common aspects or differences in the objects that are around an individual

2. DEFINITION

   • This type of intelligence is related to the ability of the individual to face aspects such as color, line, shape, figure, space, and the relationship that exists between them. It is also the ability of a person to process information in three dimensions.

3. CURIOUS FACT

   • Spatial intelligence is the intelligence of architects, pilots, navigators, chess players, surgeons, painters, sculptors, engineers,

4. People with a marked spatial tendency tend to think in images and photographs, visualize them, design them or draw them. It is related to the mental representation of two-dimensional and three-dimensional spaces1 and to the resolution of spatial problems, whether real or imaginary. Besides that it is very useful for people with disabilities.

5. Sight is one of the most important senses when it comes to learning about our environment, but people who are born blind can also use spatial intelligence thanks to information from the environment that comes to them through other senses.

6. MEMBERS: * VALENTINA PEREZ B. *ANGIE ARBOLEDA * VANESA SALAS M *ZURY VELEZ

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