Last presentations Register II

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 Hello everyone, this week the last three groups finished their presentations.

The first group talked about Existential Intelligence which is the ability to think about deep questions related to the meaning of life, such as why we exist, what happens after we die, and our place in the world. It involves pondering big ideas and reflecting on our purpose and existence.

 



The second group talked about Verbal-linguistic Intelligence which is the ability to understand and use words effectively. It involves skills related to reading, writing, speaking, and listening, as well as the capacity to appreciate the meaning and order of words.




The last group talked about Logical-Mathematical Intelligence which is the ability to think logically, solve problems, and understand complex mathematical concepts. It involves skills such as reasoning, analyzing, and using numbers effectively.





Finally, the week wrapped up with the second midterm exam. Thank you so much for reading, see you next week! Toodles!

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