Multiple+Intelligences

The results of the Excel file said that I learn best Intrapersonal. My strengths for learning are working alone especially when it comes to studying for a test. Ever since I could remember I have always set goals for myself and motivated myself to do everything that interests me.

My weaknesses are when I can’t figure out things by myself and therefore I need to ask for help. I ask a lot of questions until I get what I have to do on my own. Overall I do think about myself a lot, like what do I want to do in life and what I want to learn next? I’m always excited to learn new things!

Rosie,

It's always nice to know where our strengths and weaknesses lye; it will help us become better people and better teachers. I am looking forward to learning with you about how we can touch upon more of the multiple intelligences in our lessons and units this term. Good luck in your path to becoming a great teacher! ~Susie

Rosie-

My results from my surveys demonstrated I too learn best from intrapersonal learning. I also have problems with asking for help. I sometimes think I am afraid, other times I want to try and figure things out on my own. It is important that we self-reflect. It allows us to grow professionally and personally.

Ashley

Rosie- I find that when I need to learn something, especially for a test, alone is the very efficent way for me, too. It is so nice to find time alone to reflect and concentrate, especially with children in the home! Stacy

~Rosie It is really great that you know where you strengths and weaknesses are in learning. I think it is wonderful that you have no problem asking for help when you need it. That seems to be one of the biggest struggles I have with my students. They need the help, they know it and I know it, but I can only bug them so much to ask me questions. I would like to think this strength will help you to anticipate possible questions your students might ask, but maybe they just don't have the courage to speak up in front of the rest of the class. ~Hannah