Post #1: Multiple Intelligence Assessment

* Like myself, the famous Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps is a musical learner.
* With intelligence in nature being my secondary learning style; I can, in a way, relate myself to Charles Darwin.
* Similar to Kristi Yamaguchi (figure skater), I have a fairly high body movement intelligence.

* While I do homework, or work in general, I like to listen to music. Personally, it helps me concentrate which shows that I am a musical learner.
* I take interest in music and I believe I am fairly good at reading music and playing it.
* I greatly enjoy playing the flute and trombone.

* Musical learners have certain traits or habits just like others do. One particular trait is that we like to study and work with music playing. The category "musical learners" is basically a group of people that enjoy music and understand music-related concepts well and easily. Musical learners, also known as aural or auditory listeners, tend to enjoy their everyday like with a pinch of music added. What this means is that, even though everyone may be doing the same thing, musical learners may add a little beat or rhythm into what they do. This may be either intentional or possible even subconsciously. 
* Looking at the word naturalistic, one can already conclude that it is related to nature. The traits of a naturalistic learner are that they love to be outdoors. Not only do they like to be outdoors, they take their time to admire their surroundings and question nature. Naturalistic learners tend to be sensitive to nature and the environment. Because naturalistic learners have a great interest in the outdoors, they enjoy things like hiking and working in places like gardens.
* Body movement intelligence, also known as kinesthetic learners, are people that learn by doing. Being a kinesthetic learner means that we like to do things to learn about them instead of just learning from listening or seeing. Being kinesthetic tends to mean that you like to move around a lot.