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Chapter 3

Terms in this set (19)

intelligence
Mental quality consisting of the ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations.
self concept
A sense of one's identity and personal worth
cognitive learning
the acquisition of mental information, whether by observing events, by watching others, or through language
linguistic intelligence
language skills
logical mathematical intelligence
good with numbers
spatial intelligence
type of intelligence which uses ability to think three dimensionally (Example: architect, artist, sailor)
affective learning
-involves feelings, beliefs, and ideal
interpersonal intelligence
Students have the ability to engage and interact with people socially; these students have a strength in making sense of their world through relationships
intrapersonal intelligence
Knowledge of the internal aspects of oneself is termed as _____.
existential intelligence
Richard excels in classifying current types of leaves and rocks. He love sot collect specimens and catalogs them. His strength is
psychomotor learning
cognitive functions
psychomotor learning
-learning how to complete a physical activity or motor skil
bodily kinestic intelligence
skillful control of ones body
naturalistic intelligence
Students have the ability to observe nature and see patterns
synergy
combined action or operation
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