Great work here. Our world would be so empty if we all thought and processed information in the same way. Recognizing this truth should be the core of teaching education. I am happy something took the time and put in the effort to plainly explain this to everyone else.
Creative intelligence to me would be coming up with and applying various ideas. Kinesthetic intelligence is something like sports or medicine, a very kinesthetically intelligent man would be very skillful and very good at knowing anatomy and how to manipulate the human body. If you ever want to see what I mean by this, look up an olympic Judo competition and see how they move. Every one of those men and women know the human body and how it moves and reacts in a way that would make the average persons head spin.
Great question! This would depend on which avenues you express your creativity because any of the different types of intelligence can be creative. If you're more creative in the visual arts like drawing or sculpting, that would fit well with visual-spatial intelligence. If you're a dancer, it would be body-kinesthetic. If you're into acting or theater, that would be verbal, interpersonal, and body-kinesthetic. And of course, if your creativity is musical, then that would be musical intelligence. Hope that helps!
Great video. Whoever did this really summed up the multiple intelligences nicely and who ever did the voice over must be used to interacting with all different kinds of people because he wasn't monotone at all. Excellent work keep it up.
This theory sound good but I don't know why many people simply ignore the fact that it is mostly not based on any theoretical or empirical science unlike g-factor.
I liked it. I always thought I was lucky for being able to do everything I wanted. Sometimes, I worked hard in some subjects like Geometry but did well.
I like categorizations like this. But also they are "just" models which are not always consistent. I can be actually quite good in one thing and do another quite badly which would fall into the same category of intelligence and I don't think these are exceptions nor am I the only one experiencing that. For example I think I'm very aware about some things about myself while I often can't explain my emotions and how the came but both would be intrapersonal.
a) purpose of the video i think is better to understand yourself everyone have different point of view for the things b) i am a kind of visual and intrapersonal intelligence because i can easily learn from the picture that I don't understand through theory i can learn from picture by sitting alone and talk to myself. c) different people have different intelligence like some people like to study science but some not that's all based on their interest and all about there attention they are paying for the thing.
@practical psychology please can you provide us with a sum up page in which all the animations are gathered on a single page that can help us remember and recall everything you have discussed in the video thank you
Hello @Practical Psychology! I am teaching an Instructional Design class. Can I have permission to use an edited version of this video? The edit would not add or change anything in the video, the audio would be removed and it would just shorten the video in order to use the video in a quick "course bumper".
I’m in accelerated AELA and all of the other classes are doing research about the rainforest while we get to do this which is a much more interesting topic in my opinion. I’m so happy I’m smart.
I have a question. I know this show where a 6th grader got a C on book report he worked very hard on and failed a math quiz. The teacher said "he did the best he could, he just didn't understand the material," and he considered the failure his own. Those were the only clips about the boy. What type of intelligence would we say he has?
I think it comes down to definitions here. we are trying to describe concepts and mechanisms we don't fully understand with an imperfect language. I believe that this area of psychology is much more intricate and nuanced than perceived. yes, you could indeed call these intelligences, but the word intelligence has already been defined as something concrete and measurable. my personal definition of intelligence encompasses more and to include the multiple intelligences is just my way of redefining the word intelligence to mean something more. to me, intelligence describes your brain's ability to do anything and the level of intelligence is determined by your brain's ability to do those things (how well it does these things). I don't believe that these intelligences are separate from one another but more that they exist as part of a singular intelligence. there is one intelligence made up by the brain's faculties but I like to describe these multiple intelligences as such because they are abled by the one intelligence. So in conclusion: I don't actually believe that there are different forms of intelligence, but I do like to define intelligence in a way that allows any process within the brain to be a product of intelligence and therefore these multiple intelligences, what Peterson describes as talents, are parts of one's intelligence. This is just what feels most true to me and I would love to gain more insight by debating this. Maybe I misunderstood and actually agree with Jordan? Open my eyes!
These theories of intelligence are not Jordan Peterson's. In fact they are very old, and the one that you just mentioned, perhaps unknowingly, is the g factor theory. Which states that there is only one General intelligence. And it is somewhat true. Intelligent people generally have more competence in general, in any domain they put their hands in. Music, dancing, math, political science, chemistry, economics, Psychology, english. But at the same time, we find people who are, like you mentioned, talented. Tbh it is very difficult to understand intelligence, and hence almost impossible to generalise it. That's probably why we have like 6 theories of intelligence.
Just because you're good at math doesn't mean you can think logically about other issues. Logic is a separate skill. Math and spacial ability use a different part of the brain.
Hmm, the naturalistic intelligence thing sounds like it could fit quite comfortably within the scope of logical intelligence. I don't understand why it has its own slot.
I had to watch this for school😗✌🏻
Doing that right now lmao
Bruh same
I'm glad they're talking about this in schools! ;)
@@SharpCookie yeah and it fucking sucks lmao
Same 🙂
1. Mathematical intelligence
2. Verbal linguistics
3. Interpersonal
4. Body Kines
5. Musical
6. Visual spatial
7. Intrapersonal
8. NaturalIstics
Thank you, kind soul. This saves a lot of time
I love you❤
You are a phenomenon, god bless you
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GOD BLESS YOUR HEART
Good to see Tom Holland is staying busy.
BAHAHAAHAHA
😂😂
dude yes thats exactly what I was thinking LOL
Great work here. Our world would be so empty if we all thought and processed information in the same way. Recognizing this truth should be the core of teaching education. I am happy something took the time and put in the effort to plainly explain this to everyone else.
whoever voices this video, just know I need you badly.
This is how I imagine Spider-man's voice sounds.
This video made me feel good about myself! I score pretty decent in half of these
That's pretty cool! Glad you enjoyed my video :)
was watching this for school but i actually loved it. its a great video
My english school teacher wanted us to watch this...pretty interesting lol
What would creative intelligence be? People who can easily draw, create things easily. would that be visual and kinesthetic?
Higher association between distant elements. A lot of mental tinkering with ideas.
Creative intelligence to me would be coming up with and applying various ideas. Kinesthetic intelligence is something like sports or medicine, a very kinesthetically intelligent man would be very skillful and very good at knowing anatomy and how to manipulate the human body. If you ever want to see what I mean by this, look up an olympic Judo competition and see how they move. Every one of those men and women know the human body and how it moves and reacts in a way that would make the average persons head spin.
@Thomas Clark How so?
Great question! This would depend on which avenues you express your creativity because any of the different types of intelligence can be creative. If you're more creative in the visual arts like drawing or sculpting, that would fit well with visual-spatial intelligence. If you're a dancer, it would be body-kinesthetic. If you're into acting or theater, that would be verbal, interpersonal, and body-kinesthetic. And of course, if your creativity is musical, then that would be musical intelligence. Hope that helps!
yes
Oh man I came here to feel better about myself and my intelligence this helped me lift my spirts up a little bit
Great video. Whoever did this really summed up the multiple intelligences nicely and who ever did the voice over must be used to interacting with all different kinds of people because he wasn't monotone at all. Excellent work keep it up.
Thanks for the video. Not only the content is well said, also your voice is pleasant to be listened to.
I really appreciate your way of explaining.Those sketches were wonderful. I think I am partially visual.
this was really good and helps me with a project for my class
I like this video! I suggest you to do one about creativity. that's pretty demanding.
Yes!
After watching this video I had an epiphany... I'm not good at anything! 😂😂😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I hope the narrative has changed after 6yrs😊
Inspirational video, which really clearify the different aspect of intelligence.
This theory sound good but I don't know why many people simply ignore the fact that it is mostly not based on any theoretical or empirical science unlike g-factor.
I am more of Verbal linguistic
I love learning foreign languages. Like German and Russian.
Why school forces us to learn in one way
Easier to manage.
fattah jambi easier to control and brainwash
Because it's not a very bulletproof theory, and there is a lot of criticism surrounding it.
Actually most if not all of the intelligences above are all applied in schools, just in different subjects.
eSports Bulgaria
Public school utterly destroys kids confidence to think for themselves, and creativity.
Very helpful for the last minute revision..
Inspirational Video that teaches us different aspects of life. Meaningful tool to use in the classroom setting.
Who is watching this for their research paper?
Me 😭🤦🏾♀️
me
Me 😭 and i am actually died 😱
are you in York University？
@@kevinx420 NOPE
Each intelligence is so important to the us. Great video!
I liked it. I always thought I was lucky for being able to do everything I wanted. Sometimes, I worked hard in some subjects like Geometry but did well.
Thanks this helped me for my presentation! :)
so in love with this voice
Great Video! is your work copyrighted? Would it be ok for me to share with students?
I also had to watch for school . enjoyed
I like categorizations like this. But also they are "just" models which are not always consistent.
I can be actually quite good in one thing and do another quite badly which would fall into the same category of intelligence and I don't think these are exceptions nor am I the only one experiencing that. For example I think I'm very aware about some things about myself while I often can't explain my emotions and how the came but both would be intrapersonal.
This theory has been debunked tenfold
the iconic things and all the whole video pretty much made my day so amazing enjoyed :)
I had to watch this for school and it was very helpful. Thank you!
Hello! I am a teacher. Can you tell me what program you use to animate this video? I would love to try it out for a different subject.
Where does being creative (drawing/art) fall into?
It's a great video and it really helped a lot in my tests. Good job!
子ども達のよさを見るための尺度
苦手な事を克服させる以上に得意な事や
好きな事でその子の
よさを引き出す大切さ
このMI理論から感じます。
Thank you so much! I used this for studying for my final ☺️
Easy to understand. Many thanks
Great explanation!!! Logical, visual, mathematical
I'm pretty high up with 7 of these:) Intrapersonal is the only place I struggle
IMO
Watching this for school for the 5th time ;o;
Wonderful and pleasant narrating
Keep narrating!
Thanks u sooo much u did it for me I understood ,am preparing for my exams thank you soooo much
Thanks. I am waiting for other videos
I think you did a great job I really enjoyed it. :)
Thanks :)
a) purpose of the video i think is better to understand yourself everyone have different point of view for the things
b) i am a kind of visual and intrapersonal intelligence because i can easily learn from the picture that I don't understand through theory i can learn from picture by sitting alone and talk to myself.
c) different people have different intelligence like some people like to study science but some not that's all based on their interest and all about there attention they are paying for the thing.
found the video so i have time to take my own notes at home 💪💪
This video helped me a lot
Thanks for the video
@practical psychology
please can you provide us with a sum up page in which all the animations are gathered on a single page that can help us remember and recall everything you have discussed in the video
thank you
Awesome video ! What is that software which can make this ? Just want to learn that
Did you make the follow up videos on how to stregthen each type? I looked through your videos and couldn't find them. Help please!
I have an exam tomorrow thats why im here for this 🙂✌🏼
May God help you
My top are Inter.. ans Tntra.. Personal skills.
Thanks for Sharing!
watching for school rn
You missed Existential but I overall give this video a thumps up. Very good put forward.
Amazing! Looking Forward to Your 2nd Video! Thanks;)
+Assasin Crew I've got a huge list of some awesome concepts I'm going to cover this month! :)
Great post. I got what I need out of it!
Thanks
This very cool video.
Thanks
THANKS SOOO MUCH, IS VERY GOOD VIDEO
Good job done! Keep it up!
WOA. I never could have thought about this stuff!
Appreciate the video man.
wow. I am quite well versed in all of these
you should do Gardner's 5 minds
Nice explanation..👍
Hello @Practical Psychology! I am teaching an Instructional Design class. Can I have permission to use an edited version of this video? The edit would not add or change anything in the video, the audio would be removed and it would just shorten the video in order to use the video in a quick "course bumper".
I had to watch this for my uni project 😛
I had to watch this for school
thank you so much for making it so easy to learn....
I'm study again this theory for my private kindergarten😍😘🇲🇾
awesome video :) nice images and quality . great info too
Lovw it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! helped on my project yeyeyeyyeyeyeyyeyey
I’m in accelerated AELA and all of the other classes are doing research about the rainforest while we get to do this which is a much more interesting topic in my opinion. I’m so happy I’m smart.
Thank you very much...
Fantastic video. Your content just keeps getting better and better!
+Bo Kassel Oreos I'm glad you enjoy my videos, Thanks for the motivation!
Now i'm understand😅....this help..thanks!!
I'm watching this for school to get my grades up❤
THANK YOU
love your soundsss, enjoy this video, helps me alot with my projecttt. TQ.
This video really helped! Thanks!
great video 📹
Thank you! Wonderful video :)
i am a fan of your work you are amazingb
I have a question. I know this show where a 6th grader got a C on book report he worked very hard on and failed a math quiz. The teacher said "he did the best he could, he just didn't understand the material," and he considered the failure his own. Those were the only clips about the boy. What type of intelligence would we say he has?
I think it comes down to definitions here. we are trying to describe concepts and mechanisms we don't fully understand with an imperfect language. I believe that this area of psychology is much more intricate and nuanced than perceived. yes, you could indeed call these intelligences, but the word intelligence has already been defined as something concrete and measurable. my personal definition of intelligence encompasses more and to include the multiple intelligences is just my way of redefining the word intelligence to mean something more. to me, intelligence describes your brain's ability to do anything and the level of intelligence is determined by your brain's ability to do those things (how well it does these things). I don't believe that these intelligences are separate from one another but more that they exist as part of a singular intelligence. there is one intelligence made up by the brain's faculties but I like to describe these multiple intelligences as such because they are abled by the one intelligence. So in conclusion: I don't actually believe that there are different forms of intelligence, but I do like to define intelligence in a way that allows any process within the brain to be a product of intelligence and therefore these multiple intelligences, what Peterson describes as talents, are parts of one's intelligence. This is just what feels most true to me and I would love to gain more insight by debating this.
Maybe I misunderstood and actually agree with Jordan? Open my eyes!
These theories of intelligence are not Jordan Peterson's. In fact they are very old, and the one that you just mentioned, perhaps unknowingly, is the g factor theory. Which states that there is only one General intelligence. And it is somewhat true. Intelligent people generally have more competence in general, in any domain they put their hands in. Music, dancing, math, political science, chemistry, economics, Psychology, english. But at the same time, we find people who are, like you mentioned, talented. Tbh it is very difficult to understand intelligence, and hence almost impossible to generalise it. That's probably why we have like 6 theories of intelligence.
who would win in a fight? the interpersonal Hopolites vs the kinesthetic conquistadors
Hi Practical Psychology- love this clip- can I ask you which program did you use to make the animations please? Thanks in advance!
+umm umar I'm gonna explain all of this in a future video! Stay tuned! :)
A very awesome video
Watching this right now for school
👇
Just because you're good at math doesn't mean you can think logically about other issues. Logic is a separate skill. Math and spacial ability use a different part of the brain.
Thanks a lot
Nice
which tool or software you use to make such videos?
Outstanding 🐞
We have some of these by birth and we can learn and develop some of the others to be better.
Thank you ! 👍👍👍
Very helpful!! Thank you!!!
knowledgeable.
Hmm, the naturalistic intelligence thing sounds like it could fit quite comfortably within the scope of logical intelligence. I don't understand why it has its own slot.