Each individual has a general level of intelligence, known as the I.Q.
Gardner argues that intelligence consist of many separate, independent systems, which interact which each other.
It's obvious that each intelligence can be develop and depends on life opportunities, on what is needed and relevant whitin a culture.
There are at leaste nine main intelligences:
1.- verbal: is learning through language, reading, writing, talking, listening or poetry.
2.- visual: learning through looking.
3-. logical: learning through analysis, is the ability with numbers, solving problems or cientific thinking.
4.- kinesthesic: learning through doing physical games like sports, drama, dance or making things.
5.- musical: learning through sounds and rhythm, singing or playing an instrument.
6.- intrapersonal: learning thriugh thinking and working on your own, self-understanding, self-managment or refleaction.
7.- interpersonal: learning working in groups, taching skills or understanding others.
8.- natural: learning through observation of the world around you, working outside.
9.- existential: larning through asking questions about life, disscusing important issues
