How Did I Use Interpersonal Intelligence?

After the completion of the given multiple intelligence quiz, I was quite astonished by the accuracy of how my most dominant intelligences were intrapersonal (90%), verbal-linguistic (80%), alongside with logical-mathematical (80%) intelligence. From past experience, I have found myself to be very introspective, intuitive, as well as being adept at decoding my thoughts, feelings, and motivations. These traits are apparent through my prosaic, everyday life, such as my ability to comprehend my strengths, weaknesses and needs at home and in the workplace, as well as how effortlessly I am able to decipher the causes to any troubles I am dealing with. Thus, I am able to utilize my interpersonal intelligence through my everyday school life as well
This intelligence plays a major role in a wide span of academic subjects as many classes revolve around writing and reading skills. For example, when viewing the subjects history and geography, it is clear that language skills are heavily relied on when learning about past events and the study if places and relationships between people and their environment. From writing essays to creating presentations and monologues, my linguistic intelligence has assisted me in a variety of different subjects and has allowed me to actively participate in many class discussions and debates. Finally, when viewing logical-mathematical intelligence, it is evident that I am skilled at logical thinking, deductive reasoning, and identifying relationships between objects. This can be demonstrated during math assessments and my overall neatness and orderliness. In previous school years, it is clearly evident that I typically like to display all my thinking logically and look for patterns and algebraic expressions to further build my understanding. Alongside, I am adept at keeping personal belongings and academic work in proper place at all
Reflecting on the results, I could clearly establish the reasoning behind why I was a visual-kinesthetic learner because by nature, my work and thinking is logical and heavily relies on visuals and diagrams. In the past, I have personally found it essential to write neat and legible notes as well as writing examples in the form of step-by-step experiments. This process has allowed me to learn and reflect on topics at my fullest potential, greatly impacting my overall academic performance. For example, during a particle theory science lesson, I discovered the effectiveness of composing a minimalistic note that had many diagrams, description as well as a mini lab report to satisfy my kinesthetic learning style. This has allowed me make connections between concepts of the particle theory to various aspects of the real world as well as understand the theory overall. As clearly demonstrated, these learning styles heavily influence the way students learn, making it crucial to comprehend your specific style of learning in the