The document discusses the interactive domain of multiple intelligences which includes verbal, interpersonal, and kinesthetic intelligences. It provides descriptions of each type of intelligence, examples of observable actions and technologies that promote them. Verbal intelligence involves language skills, interpersonal relies on collaboration, and kinesthetic thrives on hands-on learning and physical interaction.
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Interactive Domain
1. MI Domain Wheel
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Interactive Domain
Verbal, Interpersonal, Kinesthetic
2. Verbal - Use language not only
to communicate, but also to
explore, inqure and prompts
repsonses from others.
Interactive
Interpersonal - Continually asks
questions, not just for Domain
discussion, but to gain a
deeper understanding of what
is being taught.
¡°Social¡±
Kinesthetic - Interacts with
both peers and environment to
gain knowledge and mastery.
4. Verbal
Allows students the ability to
express oneself orally and in
writing, as well as the ability to
master foreign languages.
Traditionally one of the most
heavily emphasized
intelligences in the classroom.
5. Verbal
Allows students the ability to
express oneself orally and in
writing, as well as the ability to
master foreign languages.
Traditionally one of the most
heavily emphasized
intelligences in the classroom.
6. Verbal
Allows students the ability to
express oneself orally and in
writing, as well as the ability to
master foreign languages.
Traditionally one of the most
heavily emphasized
intelligences in the classroom.
Include:
7. Verbal
Allows students the ability to
express oneself orally and in
writing, as well as the ability to
master foreign languages.
Traditionally one of the most
heavily emphasized
intelligences in the classroom.
Include:
lecture, recitation, textbooks,
and board work.
17. Interpersonal
The intelligence stimulated by
interactions with others.
Require collaboration to make
sense of learning.
Include:
cooperative groups,
partnerships, or even whole-
group settings where students
are free to ask, discuss, and
understand.
24. Kinesthetic
The intelligence of active,
physical interaction with one¡¯s
environment. Promoted by
?ne and gross motor activities.
Student thrive in hands-on
learning environment.
25. Kinesthetic
The intelligence of active,
physical interaction with one¡¯s
environment. Promoted by
?ne and gross motor activities.
Student thrive in hands-on
learning environment.
26. Kinesthetic
The intelligence of active,
physical interaction with one¡¯s
environment. Promoted by
?ne and gross motor activities.
Student thrive in hands-on
learning environment.
Include:
27. Kinesthetic
The intelligence of active,
physical interaction with one¡¯s
environment. Promoted by
?ne and gross motor activities.
Student thrive in hands-on
learning environment.
Include:
Manipulative learning centers,
science labs, active games,
and dramatic improvisations.