Howard Gardner states in theory that there are 8 types of multiple intelligence which includes: linguistic, body-kinaesthetic, spatial, logical-mathematical, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic, in which each person learns the best within one of these intelligences. It is important to note that learners have possibilities in all 8 areas but may tend to excel in one, two, or three areas more than others do. It is possible for learners to function and explore their capabilities in which they consider themselves inept. Research says that intelligence is not fixed at birth.
