Bodily-kinesthetic Career

Careers that suit those with this intelligence include:

acrobat - dancer - aerobic teacher - coach
physical education teacher - athlete - ballet dancer
actor - actress - drama coach
jockey - rodeo rider - equestrian
assembler - building trade person
carpenter - choreographer - clown
massage therapist – gymnast - pianist
commercial artist - construction worker - craftsperson
inventor - juggler - magician - manual laborer
mechanic - mime - physical therapist
sculptor - stunt people - surgeon - trainer - architect


Although these careers can be duplicated through virtual simulation, they will not produce the actual physical learning that is needed in this intelligence


Common Characteristics

Learns by "doing"
Would rather touch than just look
Well-coordinated withgood motor skills
Likes figuring out how things work
Enjoys the outdoors
Likes to work with hands
Can't sit still for too long
Enjoys sports and exhilarating experiences
Likes to be active
Has a lot of physical energy
Athletic

Bodily-kinesthetic Activities

People with this type of intelligence learn best through bodily movement and usually excel in physical activities such as dancing and sports. They have excellent motor skills and balance. They often have a difficult time sitting still in traditional classrooms and want to get up and "do" the activity. Athletes, doctors, soldiers, dancers and actors are strong in this intelligence. This may be one of your strongest intelligences if you...

• Excel in sports.
• Are a good dancer.
• Are expressive and skilled at acting.
• Can build things.
• Can accurately throw or hit a ball.

Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence Involves Physical Activity

•Role-play an event.
•Make a castle of cards or a sand castle.
•Build or construct a model of some structure.
•Repair a mechanical equipment.
•Plan and go on a field trip.
•Demonstrate a hands-on activity
•Dance.
•Learn martial arts.
•Play games.
•Do physical exercises.
•Trekking or mountain climbing.

Bodily/Kinesthetic Inteligence

Bodily/ kinesthetic is the ability to use and understand physical movement, a mastery over body movement or the ability to manipulate objects with finesse. For bodily/kinesthetic intelligence, the emphasis is on practical demonstration or action such as physical exercises, sports, games, martial arts and drama.

Students should be able to demonstrate control of various motor activities through activities like games, athletics and exercise, dance, drama, gestures and mime. Students would have ample opportunities to show their creativity and originality by inventing a new game or an original dance sequence. To include those students who have many strengths with “hands-on” material, instructors might try using creative movement, hands-on thinking, field trips, classroom theatre, competitive and cooperative games, use of kinesthetic imagery, tactile materials and experiences and using communicative body language. (Armstrong, 1994; Campbell, Campbell, Dickinson, 1996).

Musical Intelligences Career

Hi.....

People who have strong musical intelligence are good and thinking in patterns, rhythms and sounds. They have a strong appreciation for music and are often good at musical composition and performance.

Potential Career Choices

•Musician
•Composer
•Singer
•Music Teacher
•Conductor
•Recording engineers
•Piano tuner
•Music therapist
•Choral director

FAMOUS EXAMPLES: Mozart, Leonard Bernstein, Ray Charles

Musical Intelligence Activities

People with this intelligence typically have good pitch, can sing, and play different musical instruments. They like to have music playing in the background and often use music and rhythms to help memorize information. Musicians, composers and singers have this type of intelligence. This may be one of your strongest intelligences if you...

• Can perform well in a band.
• Can read music and remember old songs.
• Will analyze a new song critically.
• Can figure out how to play a tune on an instrument.
• Are able to compose music.

Musical Intelligence activities:

•Sing songs.
•Play or compose music.
•Write lyrics or short jingles.
•Create rhythmic patterns.
•Play different musical instruments in a group.
•Partcipate in choir or solo singing.
•Hum and rap.
•Demonstrate the working of a musical instrument.
•Explain differences and similarities in tones and sounds.
•Practice singing in a group.

Musical Intelligences

Do you love music? Musical Intelligence is the ability to discern meaning in or to communicate with tonal patterns, sounds, rhythms and beats. Musical/rhythmic intelligence calls for students to display auditory skills, which basically includes hearing and producing sounds. So, students would have to produce sounds with their vocal chords and the body (e.g. clapping using their hands or tapping with their feet). They can also produce sounds using a variety of musical instruments or produce sounds occurring in the environment like a bird sounds, the wind or sounds produced by a train using their imagination and creativity.

Through music, students can be taught the structure of music, schema for hearing music and sensitivity to the quality of various sounds. Activities which require students to create melody and rhythm as well as expression of thoughts through song or music are integral to the development of musical/rhythmic intelligence.

To incorporate the musical intelligence, instructors can play mood and background music, linking tunes with class concepts and giving students musical options for their projects or assignments (Armstrong,1994). Campbell, Campbell, Dickinson(1996) suggest that background and mood music helps set an engaging climate for students to work in, as well as providing supportive technology. Even having a portable compact disc player in class gives students options.

Logical/Mathematic Career.

Hi! Everyone know that people with Logical intelligence are abstract thinkers and are attracted to logic and reasoning. They are good at investigation and scientific processes.They learn best by logic.

Common Characteristics for this people are:

1.Can easily do math in their head
2.Good at strategy games
3.Have a mind "like a computer"
4.Really like math
5.Enjoy science experiments
6.Organize things by category
7.Abstract thinker
8.Look for a rational explanations
9.Wonder how things work

Career Matches for this intelligence :

1.Scientist
2.Mathematician
3.Lawyer/Attorney
4.Doctor
5.Accountant
6.Bookkeeper
7.Computer Programmer
8.Researcher
9.Financial Planner

Now, we can define either we have this intelligence or not.