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Multiple intelligence tests show we have multiple intelligences - we are more than just an IQ - thanks to Howard Gardner. Fifteen percent learn best tactually. They need to handle materials, to write, draw and be involved with concrete experiences. Another 15 percent are kinesthetic. They learn best by physically doing - by participating in real experiences that generally have direct application to their lives. Multiple intelligence tests show we have multiple intelligences - we are more than just an IQ - thanks to Howard Gardner.

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Mark Victor Hansen, co-author, Chicken Soup for The Soul, says The Learning Revolution is "an important, world-changing book that will fast-forward us into the 21st century, virtually overnight" - and you can read it FREE on line. Multiple intelligence tests show we have multiple intelligences - we are more than just an IQ - thanks to Howard Gardner. We each usually have one dominant strength and also a secondary one. And, in a classroom or seminar, if our main perceptual strength is not matched with the teaching method, we may have difficulty learning, unless we can compensate with our secondary perceptual strengths. This has major implications for solving the high-school dropout problem. In our experience, kinesthetic and tactile learners are the main candidates for failure in traditional school classrooms. They need to move, to feel, to touch, to do - and if the teaching method does not allow them to do this they feel left out, uninvolved, bored. Multiple intelligence tests show we have multiple intelligences - we are more than just an IQ - thanks to Howard Gardner.