ners often have difficulty in a regular classroom, so you often find these students using music to help memorizing something. Gardner is especially fond of the musical learner because when he was younger he was an aspiring pianist. An intrapersonal learner will often keep to himself or herself in a classroom. They enjoy thinking and meditating over an idea, very good planners. Intrapersonal learners often find themselves doing such things as journal writing, fiction writing, and self-assessment. It is important for these people to think things out thoroughly and are comfortable expressing their own feelings on subjects.On the opposite end of the spectrum you have interpersonal learners, who are more into being in relationships with others. These people see things through other people’s point of view in order to understand how they think and feel. They often have the ability to sense feelings, intentions, and motivations. Organization is a key strength. This person is a born leader or encourages cooperation. They rely on both verbal and non-verbal communication to open channels with people. Being a very good listener and show empathy towards other people. Students who learn interpersonally will be the best students in groups and will lead your classroom, understanding your role as a teacher.The naturalist is the eighth and newest declared learning style. This learner has an understanding for the natural world. He or she shows great interest in plants, animals, and scientific studies. They are able to identify and classify individuals and species. Interacting with living creatures comes naturally to the naturalist. In the classroom these students are the observers. They enjoy field trips and activities that involve nature, such as insect or leaf collections. Home economic activities may also be good for the naturalist. There are several ways in which a teacher can accommodate every learning style by doing simple things in the classr...
