Multiple Intelligences
Learning and Emotional
Intelligence Teenage Students
GROUP MEMBERS:
NADIA ATHIRAH BINTI ZAHARI
ALHANA BINTI AWANG
NUR AMIRA SYUHADA BINTI ISMAIL
MUHAMAD FAIZOL BIN MD.JENING
SITI NUR SARAH BT RAMLI
(D20122062126)
(D20122062111)
(D20122062115)
(D20122062145)
(D20122062109)
introduction
Definition of intelligence - intelligence
perfection as cleverness, intelligence and
intellect (dictionary hall, 2002).
There are many different views and theories
provided by figures to explain the psychology
of human intelligence.
There are also non-cognitive aspects of
intelligence such as: social intelligence - Thorndike (1937)
multiple intelligences - Gardner (1983)
emotional intelligence - Salavery and Mayer
(1990)
multiple intelligences
Multiple
Intelligences
Forms Of
Thought
Favourite
Teaching
Material
Needed
Teaching
Methods
language
(Verballinguistic)
In the form
of words
Reading, writing,
story telling,
playing word
games
Book, cassete,
Expression,
stationery, diary dialoge, lecture,
storytelling
Logicalmathematical
reasoning
Experiment, asking
question, solve
crossword puzzles,
counting
Object or
material to be
explored,
materials
science
Exploration,
manipulated,
tours
spatial
(visual space)
In the form
of images
and photos
Design, drawing,
visualizing,
scribbling
Arts, LEGO,
video, film,
slide show,
imagination
games, mazes,
puzzles
Multiple
Intelligences
Forms Of
Thought
Favourite
Teaching
Material Needed
Teaching
Methods
music
Through
rhythm and
melody
Singing,
whistling, shaking
hands and feet,
listening to music
Sing together,
visits to concerts,
musical
instruments,
radio
Background
music while
studying, writing
lyrics
Inter
personal
In bounce
the ideas of
others
Lead, make
arrangements,
relationships,
manipulation,
partying
Friends, group
games, social
gatherings, clubs
Interaction with
another student,
group/work
discussion
Intra personal
Selfreflection
Setting goals,
Time for alone,
Opportunity to
instruction, trance, journals,
expressed his
silence
individual project personal
opinion, make
the analogy
Multiple
Intelligences
Forms Of
Thought
Favourite
Teaching
Material
Needed
Teaching
Methods
naturalist
Oriented
environment
Hands-on labs,
visits to the zoo
/ botanical
garden, sensory
stimulation
Care of
animals / plants,
research
activities
exsistensialist
Comprehensive
awareness of
life, values and
beliefs
Meaningful
learning, making
the synthesis of
ideas
Replica art, a
visit to the
planetarium,
literature books,
blogs
The observation
of natural
events, discuss
topics from all
perceptive
Kinestheticbody
Through the
body
Drama,
movement,
hands-on
training, sports
and physical
games
Hands-on
learning
Dancing,
running,
jumping,
touching
CHARACTERISTICS
OF MULTIPLE
INTELLIGENCES
Intelligence can be
stimulated
Intelligence can be
transferred(from
intrapersonal to
verbal linguistic)
Intelligence can be
learned, taught and
enhanced
Intelligence is not
keeping pace
Understanding the
factors that activate or
inhibit the
development of
intelligence
a variety of teaching
and learning
Understanding the
teacher that a variety
of teaching methods
can develop different
intelligences
Provide a memorable
learning
Demanding teacher to
guide students on how
to make full use of
available intelligence
in them
Help improve
students' selfconfidence
Emotional Intelligence
CONCEPT
- Emotional intelligence includes two aspects of
the theory of multiple intelligences
intelligence, the interpersonal and
intrapersonal intelligence.
- Emotion is the inner nature of the individual
- Emotional control requires skills and effects to
influence behavior.
Salovey and
Mayer (1991)
THE CONTRIBUTION OF
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING
TO SOLVE PROBLEMS
RESULT
Literature riview
Teaching methods
Variety teaching methods of presentation is an
important component to motivate student interest and
involvement of studies. (Moores, 1987:1)
Student learning styles
Although there are many theories on thinking and
learning, it is largely accepted that students learn in
different ways (Fleming, 2001; Gaiptman & Anthony,
1989; Howard & Howard, 1993; Schulz, 1993)
Student attitudes
MacMullin (1994) found that students social and
emotional difficulties, and their inability to use socially
skilful ways to gain teacher support, can result in low
academic achievement (5).
Data Analysis
From our interviewed, we have found that, there are
several problem in teaching and learning in this
school. Therefore a quantitative approach is used in
this study, specifically, using a survey method to
collect the data through an interview and
questionnaire.
The questionnaires are contributes to students from
PPKI and prime student in SMK Desa Chempaka. A
total of 3 teachers selected in this study through
simple interview. The questionnaire contained 10
question to collect information from the respondents.
The study results are as follows :
Students attitudes
For prime students, the main problem is the attitude of
students who are active, quick to feel tired and less involved in
teaching and learning. According to Mrs. Nordiana he was
overcome by involving the student movement itself. In
addition, Mrs. Nordiana using group activities such as making
practical to reduce student feeling bored Mrs. Nordiana also use
such an approach involving the student to demonstrate with
teacher and student-centered.
Different of interest
For prime students, there are differences interest in subjects
such as mathematics and language. Students that interested in
mathematics, said mathematics can use in everyday life such as
money. While student was interest in language because it is more
easily.
PKI students interested in all the subjects because teachers use a
variety of teaching methods such as gardening, cooking, sports
and etc.
Peer influence
Influence of friends among the prime students bring more
advantages , but there are also have disadvantages. Among the
advantages is the influence of these partners motivated them to
study hard and raise the spirit to go to school. While the
disadvantages is bother them to make revision. For example
texting can make them loss of concentration to make a revision.
PKI students, peer influence does not affect them during the
teaching and learning process. They are more interested to ask
the teacher from friends.
Participation in class
Prime students prefer to like in teaching and learning that
involves two-way. For example, teacher prefer students to ask
questions during the process of teaching and learning and
involves the interaction of students and teachers.
PKI students very active during teaching and learning because
they like to answer the question from teacher.
Conclusion
Based on the research conducted, shows that the
plan is more to students centered and teaching
material can act and serve as the efforts to
increase student involvement in the classroom.
This point is further reinforced by the application
of Multiple Intelligences Theory to make lessons
more interesting environment.
Teachers are innovative, creative, concerned and
should receive the most optimistic possible learning
styles in order to produce a generation of brilliant
students from various aspects.
THANK YOU