Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

Defined with characteristics:

Ability to detect patterns
Approach problems logically
Reason deductively
Adept at math and science
Manipulate numbers, quantities, and operations
Typically precise and methodical
Prefer ordered and sequential activities
Currently highly valued by society

Potential careers:

Scientist, engineer, accountant, computer analyst, computer programmer, logician, mathematician, actuary, bank teller

Tools for Teachers:

Analyzing, calculations, classifying, pattern games, time lines, numbers, logic problems, experimentation, critical thinking, sequencing, outlining, compare and contrast, graphic organizers, scientific thinking, Venn diagrams, writing problems, reasoning problem solving, computer instruction

Tips for Parents:

Let your children experiment.
Invite them to help make a cake or mix paint colors to make new ones.
Let them help with family budget, budget their own allowances, or operate a calculator.
Provide opportunities for setting table, sorting clothes, organizing drawers.
Play games like Uno, checkers, and chess.