Intelligence

Intelligence

1. Types

   • Logical-mathematical
     • Their problem-solving ability is very striking and is often related to a type of non-verbal intelligence
   • Linguistic
     • Children with this type of intelligence are skilled and have preferences for activities such as reading, talking, telling stories and jokes, writing poems, learning languages and playing word games.
   • Spatial
     • People who develop spatial intelligence are good at solving spatial problems such as drawing and painting, reading maps, looking at pictures, solving mazes, or playing construction games.
   • Musical
     • innate ability to learn different sounds, which translates into a great ability to sing, listen to music, play instruments, compose songs, enjoy concerts and follow different rhythms.
   • Bodily-kinesthetic
     • ability to use the whole body in the expression of ideas and feelings, and the facility in the use of the hands to transform elements. Children who show kinesthetic intelligence are good at dancing, acting, imitating gestures or expressions, playing sports, running, moving and jumping.
   • Intrapersonal
     • It distinguishes those who know themselves best. These children like to work independently, set goals and focus on achieving them, understand their feelings and know their strengths and weaknesses.
   • Interpersonal
     • As opposed to intrapersonal intelligence, it is common among kids that are good at talking, working in teams, helping others, mediating conflicts and meeting new people.
   • Naturalistic
     • Related to the attraction towards environmental issues, plants and animals. People with this kind of intelligence enjoy doing activities such as camping, hiking, caring for animals, learning about nature, recycling and caring for the environment.

2. Brain

   • Left
     • Logic
     • Sequencing
     • Linear thinking
     • Mathematics
     • Facts
     • Thinking in words
   • Right
     • Imagination
     • Holistic thinking
     • Intuition
     • Arts
     • Rythm
     • Nonverbal cues
     • Feelings visualization
     • Daydreaming