Visual Intelligence from Gardner

VISUAL-SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE Intelligence is composed by a set of cognitive abilities, talents and mental skills HOWARD GARDNER The ability to recognize different angles The ability is composed of 000 Visual-spatial Inteligence This intelligence has to do with the capabilities to perceive the visual world precisely to make changes or modifica- tions even without physicalstimuli. the ability to imagine movements among the parts of an object elements The ability to imagine movements among the parts of an object Scientists and inventors often use imagery as part of their problem solving process. Using drawings on paper, and three-dimensional models scientists developed research and explained the DNA model Albert Einstein had a strong visual preference, and his fundamental insights were derived from spatial models by Ana Castelan • Canacastelany • WWw.creativitywithimages.com Gardner, H (1983) Frames of Mind New York Basic Books