3) Spatial intelligence (Visual / Spatial intelligence)Refers to the precise sense of visual space, and to the perceived demonstrated ability. Thesestudents are good with color, line, shape, form, space and the are sensitive of the relationshipbetween them, they also have the ability to quickly find the direction. Wizard, hunting, like toplay puzzles, visual games like Maze and like to imagine. They think in image and diagrams.They learn best through painting, drawing, watching movies, illustrating, mapping andvisualizing.4) Limb movements Smart (Bodily / Kinesthetic intelligence)They are good at using the whole body to express thoughts and feelings. This smart havespecial physical skills, such as balance, coordination, agility, strength, flexibility and speed, aswell as tactile ability. The difficulty of this type is to sit still; they like to help to build things,such as sewing, compiled weaving, carving, or wood, or skip along, touching objects in theenvironment. They like outdoor activities, and people talk about words, gestures or other commonly used body language, like the thrill of recreational activities and regularly engage insports. This A class of children learn through bodily sensations. They learn best throughhands-on experience, drama, dance, role play and performing.5) Music Smart (Musical / Rhythmic intelligence)Refers to the detection, identification, change and the ability to express music. This smartincludes rhythm, pitch, melody or sound sensitivity. They usually have a good singing voice,tone can easily identify whether the rhythm right. They are very sensitive, and often able towork and listen to (or singing) music, they will play musical instruments and may be able toremember a new song easily. This type of children think through the rhythm of melody in their
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