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Visual Intelligence: Definition & Explanation
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Introduction to Visual Intelligence
Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
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Content: Visual Intelligence: Quick Guide

Visual-spatial intelligence
the ability to visualize the world accurately, modify surroundings based upon one's perceptions, and recreate the aspects of one's visual experiences
Visual-spatial Abilities
very aware of their surroundings, remember information by creating visual pictures, artistic, good sense of direction, ability to read maps and charts easily, easily recognize patterns, skilled at solving visual puzzles, skilled at remembering and interpreting visual information, and skilled at manipulating their physical surroundings
Famous Examples
Leonardo Da Vinci, I.M. Pei, Georges Braque, James Cameron, and Louis Braille
Howard Gardner
developmental psychologist who proposed that intelligence is not made up of one factor, but rather eight independent factors
Gardner's Intelligence Types
musical intelligence, naturalistic intelligence, interpersonal intelligence, intrapersonal intelligence, logical/mathematical intelligence, linguistic intelligence, bodily/kinesthetic intelligence, and visual-spatial intelligence
Learning Outcomes
Determine whether you have the ability to do the following after reviewing this lesson on visual intelligence: Enumerate Howard Gardner's eight factors of intelligence
Define visual-spatial intelligence
Note the unique characteristics of those who have visual-spatial intelligence
Name famous people who exhibit visual-spatial intelligence and give an example of each person's work
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