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Linguistically: They think in words.
- They enjoy reading, writing, telling stories, and playing word games.
- They need books, CDs, writing material, paper, diaries, dialogues, discussion, debate, and stories.
Logically-Mathematically: They use reasoning.
- They enjoy experimenting, questioning, logical puzzles, and calculating.
- They need things to explore and think about.
- They like science materials, manipulatives, trips to planetariums or science museums.
- They enjoy designing, drawing, and visualising.
- They need art, legos, videos, movies, slides, imagination games, puzzles, illustrated books.
- They like trips to art galleries and museums.
- They enjoy dancing, running, building, touching, and gesturing.
- They need role plays, drama, things to build, sports, tactile experiences, and hands-on learning.
- They need music and instruments.
- They enjoy singing, whistling, humming, tapping their hands and feet, and listening.
- They enjoy leading, organising, relating, manipulating, and talking.
- They need friends, group games, community events, clubs, and mentors.
- They enjoy setting goals, meditating, dreaming, being quiet, and planning.
- They need time alone, self paced projects, and choices.
Updated 18 May 2013