Presentations - week 2

 Hi!

This week the presentations continued. So let´s talk about them:

Kinesthetic learning, a subset of learning styles, emphasizes physical activity and hands-on experiences as the primary means of understanding and retaining information. Individuals who favor kinesthetic learning typically learn best through activities that involve movement, touch, and physical engagement.

Simone Biles, Pablo Picasso, and Usain Bolt exemplify individuals with exceptional kinesthetic intelligence!

Following that, Xochilt, Madeleine, Cindy, and Sara elaborated on interpersonal intelligence, which entails the adeptness to comprehend and engage effectively with others. This skill encompasses proficient verbal and nonverbal communication, discerning differences among individuals, being attuned to others' emotions and dispositions, and embracing diverse viewpoints.

Several essential traits include empathy, proficient communication, social consciousness, interpersonal abilities, collaborative tendencies, leadership qualities, adaptability, empathetic listening, conflict resolution skills, and cultural awareness.

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It was the turn of William, Emanuel, and Kimberly, and they explained intrapersonal intelligence.

Intrapersonal intelligence refers to an individual's ability to understand oneself, including one's own thoughts, emotions, motivations, and strengths. It involves self-awareness, introspection, and the capacity to regulate one's emotions effectively.

Well, that is all for this week! See ya!