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Logical-Mathematical Learner
'The Questioner' |
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
- Enables one to calculate, quantify, consider propositions and hypotheses, and carry out complex mathematical operations
- Is evident in scientists, mathematicians, and detectives
- Enables one to discern patterns and relationships
- Is responsible for sequential reasoning skills and deductive and inductive thinking
- Is evident in scientific processes and methods
What do we know about logical-mathematical learners?
Enjoys
- doing experiments
- figuring things out
- asking questions
- working with numbers
- exploring patterns and relations
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Learns best by
- analysing patterns and relations
- experimenting
- solving problems
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Excels in
- mathematics
- reasoning
- logical analysis
- recognising patterns
- using abstract symbols
- problem solving
- making connections between pieces of information
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We can nurture this intelligence in children by
- using manipulatives
- urging them to explore new ideas
- encouraging them to engage in inductive and deductive reasoning
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