Module 3

1. What Strengths were highlighted in the results of your multiple intelligence test? How do you interpret these results? What technologies might you incorporate to augment your personal learning based on these results?

After completing the multiple intelligence test, it showed that my strongest areas were Musical, followed closely with Intrapersonal and then Logical-Mathematical. Though these were the three highest scores, it didn't appear that I was significantly high in one category compared to another. Everything was fairly balanced. I have always loved music and did play the trombone all through junior high and part of high school. I think that music is a great way to relax and can be a therapy in itself. As far as the Intrapersonal category, I have always been a planner and have always made personal goals for myself to follow. I feel like I am very aware of my own strengths and weaknesses, and am constantly trying to work on improving areas that are weak. Logical-Mathematical was the third highest category highlighted. I have always enjoyed math and science in school, though I could never imagine myself working in an area of finance or banking. 

My lowest categories were Bodily-Kinestetics and Linguistics. This doesn't surprise me too much. I wouldn't say that I am completely uncoordinated when it comes to sports, but it is definitely something that I didn't really excel in. As far as linguistics go, I am not horrible at writing, but I have always hated public speaking (this is one of the weaknesses that I am working on). Overall, I felt the test was fairly accurate in the balance of my intelligence types. 

Technologies that I might incorporate for my personal learning really could include a variety of things. I enjoy the lectures that we are able to do via poly com, and find readings and PowerPoint presentations helpful too.