Activity 1: Multiple Intelligences test and self-reflection.

L.L.E Jose Francisco Gomora Aguirre

JOSE.SPRECHEN@ICLOUD.COM
INTRODUCTION
Intelligence is the capacity to learn, use and produce new solutions from what is
learnt, and it is the ability to think, reason, question, and draw conclusions. Multiple
Intelligence Theory is an approach developed by the American psychologist
Howard Gardner, who worked on scientific research about intelligence sensitivity at
Harvard University. (Arzamendi & al)

The theory of multiple intelligences postulates that intelligence is only one, there
are frames of mind indicating that every dominant intelligence is dynamic and can
be improved. (Arzamendi & al)

In which practical situations have you identified the use of your

most dominant intelligence?
As I have been told before, my biggest brightness is at kinesthetic intelligence, but
since there, I am still thinking there´s a mistake there. I have landed a conclusion
that even I have had some results in this kind of test, I feel more confident at some
other skills or intelligences. I have studied languages degree, and in this area, I
have to deal with people at all moments, so my kinesthetic intelligence is not
always there to help me out. So, natural and math intelligence do so. At my
context, the only moment I feel I have used my most dominant intelligence is when
I have to do some housework or to fix something.

GOMORA A.