ChildCare Education Institute

Exploring Visual/Spatial Intelligence

(44 customer reviews)

This course introduces participants to visual/spatial intelligence, one of the nine multiple intelligences described by Howard Gardner. Participants will learn about the characteristics of strong visual/spatial intelligence and activities that can promote this type of intelligence in the classroom.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

44 reviews for Exploring Visual/Spatial Intelligence

  1. Catherine ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL –

    courses are extremely helpful, and on my time

  2. Sharon MESA, AZ –

    It was an interesting course

  3. Savita Mi Mi NOKOMIS, FL –

    Wonderful course

  4. Wertheim CORPUS CHRISTI, TX –

    Love this course! It tied together so many things we do as early childhood educators that have been missing. I wish this was part of the CDA curriculum.

  5. Laura CAPE CORAL, FL –

    This course had an excellent layout and facilitated the learning process.

  6. MELONIE STARKVILLE, MS –

    Thank you!

  7. Jessica WINSTON SALEM, NC –

    great course

  8. Debbie CAROLINA BEACH, NC –

    I love taking these courses

  9. Megan BINGHAMTON, NY –

    I liked the course but I especially loved the helpful suggestions for classroom learning centers. Thank you!

  10. alyssa UNCASVILLE, CT –

    Thank you!

  11. Tonda NORTONVILLE, KY –

    Great Class

  12. Maria BRIDGEPORT, CT –

    it was great

  13. Christine PALM BAY, FL –

    this was a very interesting course. I didn’t know about Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligence.

  14. Bonnie DERWOOD, MD –

    I enjoyed this class. I got some good ideas and suggestions from this class.

  15. Annie MARICOPA, AZ –

    i found it very interesting

  16. Tracy HAGERSTOWN, MD –

    Great Info

  17. Alyssa PARKVILLE, MD –

    this was definitely insightful and helped me understand and give me tools in regards to the topic of develloping spacial intelligence

  18. Taylor LAWRENCE, KS –

    Really liked this one! Thank you.

  19. Nikki LITTLE CHUTE, WI –

    His course gave me some good ideas

  20. Lun CATONSVILLE, MD –

    This course is very interesting and have many knowledge.

  21. Melody DECATUR, GA –

    very interesting class! loved it!

  22. Jessica BARDSTOWN, KY –

    I learned a lot about the different ways children learn and how to incorporate those ways into future lessons and activities

  23. lillian HAMDEN, CT –

    I enjoy watching the video clips as I am a visual learning. Thank you.

  24. Tynesha OXON HILL, MD –

    I believe I’m a visual learner. I discovered this by taking this class. I loved this class!

  25. Maritza SAN FRANCISCO, CA –

    I ‘m very happy that I took this course I have learn a lot .

  26. Kamesia DECATUR, GA –

    overall good class

  27. Ann CHESHIRE, CT –

    Great content

  28. Denise PASADENA, MD –

    As a person with visual/spatial intelligence , I learned more about myself and how to best promote visual/spatial intelligence in the classroom. Thank you!

  29. Shelby BATAVIA, OH –

    Great class

  30. Danielle TAMPA, FL –

    I thoroughly enjoyed this class. Thank you.

  31. Susan LAS VEGAS, NV –

    I enjoy taking your courses. They help me to complete my required trainings and provide useful information that I can bring to my teaching of young children.

  32. Alice Elaine WILM, NC –

    this was an excellent introduction to this theory

  33. Linda GAFFNEY, SC –

    this session was very interesting to me learned a lot that I did not know

  34. Tricia WOODSTOCK, IL –

    I have been an early childhood teacher for a very long time but I learned a lot from this training!

  35. Paulina PARKLAND, FL –

    This course was very interesting because it presents a new approach to multiple intelligences theory and teach us what visual/spacial intelligence is and how to use this new concepts.

  36. norma BELLE ISLE, FL –

    very good course to implement in our classroom.

  37. Tamika COVINGTON, GA –

    I like this course

  38. Tamika COVINGTON, GA –

    I like this course

  39. ROSA ORLANDO, FL –

    GOOD

  40. ROSA ORLANDO, FL –

    GOOD

  41. Jahaira KISSIMMEE, FL –

    good

  42. Evelyn ORLANDO, FL –

    good

  43. Sandra KISSIMMEE, FL –

    was real good

  44. Darlene BALTIMORE, MD –

    THIS WAS A FANTASTIC COURSE

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