Pathways To Learning: Directions: Rate Each Statement As Follows. Write The Number of Your Response (1 - 4)

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Parents’ & Teachers’ Certificate

Pathways to Learning
Directions: Rate each statement as follows. Write the number of your response (1 – 4)
on the line next to the statement and total each set of six questions.

Rarely Sometimes Usually Always

1 2 3 4

1. I enjoy physical activities.


2. I am uncomfortable sitting still.
3. I prefer to learn through doing.
4. When sitting I move my legs or hands.
5. I enjoy working with my hands.
6. I like to pace when I'm thinking or studying.
Total for Bodily-Kinesthetic

7. I use maps easily.


8. I draw pictures/ diagrams when explaining ideas.
9. I can assemble items easily from, diagrams.
10. I enjoy drawing or photography.
11. I do not like to read long paragraphs.
12. I prefer a drawn map over written directions.
Total for Visual-Spatial

13. I enjoy telling stories.


14. I like to write.
15. I like to read.
16. I express myself clearly.
17. 1 am good at negotiating.
18. I like to discuss topics that interest me.
Total for Verbal-Linguistic

19. I like math in school.


20. I like science.
21. I problem-solve well.
22. I question how things work.
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23. I enjoy planning or designing something new.


24. I am able to fix things.
Total for Logical-Mathematical

25. I listen to music.


26. I move my fingers or feet when I hear music.
27. I have good rhythm.
28. I like: to sing along with music.
29. People have said I have musical talent.
30. I like to express my ideas through music.
Total for Musical

31. I like doing a project with other people.


32. People come to me to help settle conflicts.
33. I like to spend time with friends.
34. I am good at understanding people.
35. I am good at making people feel comfortable.
36. I enjoy helping others.
Total for Interpersonal

37. I need quiet time to think.


38. I think about issues before I want to talk.
39. I am interested in self-improvement.
40. I understand my thoughts and feelings.
41. I know what 1 want out of life.
42. I prefer to work on projects alone.
Total for Intrapersonal

43. I enjoy nature whenever possible.


44. I think about having a career involving nature.
45. I enjoy studying plants, animals, or oceans.
46. I avoid being indoors except when I sleep.
47. As a child I played with bugs and leaves.
48. When I feel stressed I want to be out in nature.
Total for Naturalistic

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Result
Scores of 20 – 24 Scores of 14 – 19 Scores below 14
Highly Moderately developed Underdevelope
developed d
Scores Intelligences Scores Intelligences Scores Intelligences

Multiple Intelligences Theory presented by Howard Gardner

Verbal - Linguistic Intelligence


Ability to communicate through language (listening, reading, writing, speaking)

Logical Mathematical Intelligence


Ability to understand logical reasoning and problem solving
(math, science, patterns, sequences)

Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Ability to use the physical body skillfully and to take in knowledge through bodily
sensation (coordination, working with hands)

Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Ability to understand spatial relationships and to perceive and create
images (visual art, graphic design, charts and maps)

Interpersonal Intelligence
Ability to relate to others, noticing their moods, motivations, and
feelings (social activity, cooperative learning, teamwork)

Intrapersonal Intelligence
Ability to understand one's own behavior and feelings (independence, time spent alone)

Musical Intelligence
Ability to comprehend and create meaningful sound (music, sensitivity to sound)

Naturalistic Intelligence
Ability to understand features of the environment (interest in nature,
environmental balance, ecosystem, stress relief brought by natural
environments)
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