multiple intelligences: shown in a clever way

We have already looked at Howard Gardner's ideas:
Jay Doubleyou: multiple intelligences in the classroom
Jay Doubleyou: visual, auditory, kinesthetic learning styles

From Birmingham City Council we have the BGFL - or Birmingham Grid for Learning:




Birmingham Grid for Learning - Multiple Intelligences (Secondary)

Which gives us the usual test:

	Section 1: Tell us a little bit about yourself Are you male or female?   Male        Female What is your age?  11 or under        12 - 14        15 - 16        17 - 18        19 or over Where do you live?       Choose from this list...    Birmingham    Coventry    Dudley    Herefordshire    Sandwell    Shropshire    Solihull    Staffordshire    Stoke on Trent    Telford and Wrekin    Walsall    Warwickshire    Wolverhampton    Worcestershire    UK (except West Midlands)    Afghanistan    Albania    Algeria    Angola    Argentina    Australia    Austria    Bahamas    Bahrain    Bangladesh    Barbados    Belgium    Belize    Bosnia and Herzegovina    Botswana    Brazil    Bulgaria    Burma    Cambodia    Cameroon    Canada    Chile    China    Colombia    Croatia    Cuba    Cyprus    Denmark    Ecuador    Egypt    Estonia    Ethiopia    Fiji    Finland    France    Georgia    Germany    Ghana    Greece    Grenada    Haiti    Honduras    Hungary    Iceland    India    Indonesia    Iran    Iraq    Ireland    Israel    Italy    Jamaica    Japan    Jordan    Kenya    Korea, North    Korea, South    Lebanon    Libya    Luxembourg    Malawi    Malaysia    Malta    Mauritius    Mexico    Micronesia    Moldova    Monaco    Mongolia    Morocco    Mozambique    Namibia    Netherlands    New Zealand    Nigeria    Norway    Pakistan    Paraguay    Peru    Philippines    Poland    Portugal    Romania    Russia    Rwanda    Saudi Arabia    Senegal    Seychelles    Sierra Leone    Singapore    Slovakia    Slovenia    Somalia    South Africa    Spain    Sri Lanka    Sudan    Swaziland    Sweden    Switzerland    Syria    Tajikistan    Tanzania    Thailand    Tonga    Trinidad and Tobago    Tunisia    Turkey    Uganda    United Arab Emirates    United States    Uruguay    Venezuela    Vietnam    Yemen    Yugoslavia    Zambia    Zimbabwe    Other Countries

	Section 2: Multiple Intelligences Now answer these questions by clicking on the box that you most agree with. There are 40 questions. You will need to answer every question before you click the "Finish" button.   This is not like me at all I am very rarely like this This is a bit like me This is sometimes like me I am like this more often than not I am always like this I enjoy writing things down. I am good at mathematical problems and using numbers. Pollution makes me angry. I always do things one-step at a time. I can recognise and name different types of birds, trees and plants. I enjoy being outdoors when I learn. I know some of my weaknesses and strengths. I have a good sense of balance and like to move around a lot. I enjoy parties. I learn well from listening to others.

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Birmingham Grid for Learning - Multiple Intelligences (Primary)

But what's particularly interesting is the way in which the results are delivered:



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