Multiple Intelligence Self Assessment
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Math |
Science |
Reading |
Writing |
Social Studies |
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Linguistic |
Read Math problems involving inventions |
Talk about the basic Scientific principles involved in specific inventions |
Read a general book about inventions |
Write about what you do like to invent |
Write about social conditions that gave rise to certain inventions |
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Logical- Mathematical |
Learn a math formula that served as a basis for an invention |
Create a hypothesis for the development of a new invention |
Read a book abut the logic and math behind inventions |
Write a word problem on a famous invention |
Create a time line of famous inventions |
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Spatial |
Sketch the geometry involved in specific inventions |
Draw a new or existing invention showing all working parts |
Read a book with lots of diagrams of the inner workings of inventions |
Label the individual components of your drawing of an invention |
Paint a mural showing inventions in social/historical context |
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Bodily -Kinesthetic |
Create an invention to measure a specific physical activity |
Build your own invention based on sound scientific principles |
Read the instructions for putting together an existing invention |
Write instructions for building your own invention from scrap materials |
Put on a play about how a certain invention came to be |
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Musical |
Study the math involved in the invention of musical instruments |
Study the science behind the invention of electronic music |
Read about the background to invention songs such as “John Henry” |
Write the lyrics for a song promoting a new invention |
Listen to music about invention at different historical periods |
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Interpersonal |
Be in a study group that looks at the mathematics involved in a specific inventions |
Form a discussion group to study the science behind inventions |
Read about the cooperation necessary for developing an invention |
Write a play about the inventions that can be put on by the class |
Hold a discussion group about how a certain invention came to be |
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Intrapersonal |
Create your own word problems based on inventions |
Develop self-study program to examine the scientific bases for a specific invention |
Read the biography of a famous inventor |
Write your personal autobiography as a “famous inventor” |
Think about this question: if you could invent a time machine, where would you go? |
Sample Theme: Inventions.
Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom by Thomas Armstrong Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development