Visual- Spatial Intelligence

What are individual differences?

• It refers to the level of student competence

• Individual differences deal with the uniqueness of a collective

• I refers to the different ways of human personality

• It refers to the extent and type of distinctions among individuals

Which of the options are examples of multiple intelligences?

• Terrestrial

• Linguistic

• Musical

• Naturalistic

Why is visual intelligence also called spatial intelligence?

• It is also called spatial intelligence because it encompasses the external environment.

• Visual intelligence is different from spatial intelligence

• Spatial intelligence is an inclusive term that determines the intelligence of any population

• The term spatial intelligence does not exist

A characteristic of visually and spatially intelligent learners is?

• They are whole-picture thinkers

• They are lazy

• They are active people

• They are very participative students

A sign that a student is visually and spatially intelligent is?

• A student is spatially intelligent because he/she likes animals

• A student is visually intelligent because he likes music

• One sign is that they are very difficult students to deal with

• A student is visual-spatial intelligent when they have trouble listening to other people

How can a teacher assess students who possess visual-spatial intelligence?

• Write out/illustrate steps in a sequence as a checklist to keep students on task

• Create alternatives assessments once in a while, and not just standardized or limited time tests

• Short answer tests, or class presentations may be optional as assessment techniques

• Focus more on the weaknesses of students with visual-spatial intelligence

Write a tool that can be used to teach lessons to students with visual-spatial intelligence.