1. Justin WallaceFebruary 14th, 2012Mrs. Mitchell 2. While my top three intelligences based on thesurvey are Intrapersonal, Visual/Spatial, and Logical, Iam only aware of two of them. I would not haveconsidered myself of Visual/Spatial intelligence. Basedon the eight given intelligences, without taking thesurvey, I would have ranked myself highest in Logicalfollowed by Intrapersonal. I score high on calculus testswhen seeing the material for the first time, I can learnnumber-related objectives with ease, and I am oftencriticized for thinking too logically. As for Intrapersonal,I am reserved in my opinions and never volunteer to goout in front of a crowd. I prefer to work on my own thanwith a group. Im not surprised that I was ranked low inNaturalistic and Musical, as I am uninterested in Natureand I cant keep a beat. 3. Recording how variousamounts of sleep affectme could make it moreclear as to how certainsleep stages affectalertness. Settingalarms to wake upduring REM sleep tocheck for dreams couldfurther aid in learningand retaining the uniton sleepintrapersonally. 4. Creating a modelof the brain andlabeling the differentparts and areas helpedme retain thatinformation beautifully.I can still picture mymodel and rememberwhere the areas are. Ihighly recommendcontinuing to offer thatproject. 5. When I think of logic,I think of cause and effect. Ieven apply this in math,when numericalrelationships interact. Thelesson I propose for thelearning unit would consistof answering open endedquestions with the endeffects of certain causes.For instance, how will a ratrespond to a red light aftera cat has been releasedafter the lighting of thelight several times prior? 6. PicturesNeuroethics. (n.d.). Columbia University. Retrieved February14, 2012, fromccnmtl.columbia.edu/projects/neuroethics/module4/foundationtext/index.htmlhttp://ccnmtl.columbia.edu/projects/neuroethics/module4/foundationtext/index.htmlThe Importance of Sleep. (n.d.).Natural Health Care Reviews.Retrieved February 14, 2012, fromhttp://naturalhealthcarereviews.com/sleep/the-importance-of-sleep/popsci. (n.d.). PopSci. Retrieved February 14, 2012, fromhttp://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2009-11/blue-brain-scientist-denounces-ibms-claim-cat-brain-simulation-shameful-and-unethical