Intelligences There are many different types of intelligences that are used in the writing process. The uses of some of these intelligences are more obvious than others. The intelligences that are frequently used in writing are visual, spatial, linguistic, logical and mathematical, musical, interpersonal, and intrapersonal. Individuals can utilize each of these intelligences in differing ways and to different extents. The ways in which I use these intelligences is not necessarily the best way for …showed first 75 words of 1085 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1085 total…in the writing process. Each intelligence is used differently and at different times. Some writers rely more heavily on one intelligence over another, but all are equally useful to the writer. An architect uses paper, pencils, rulers and computers, a farmer uses plows, tractors, hoes, and shovels, and a writer uses paper, pen, and mind. Just as every profession has its tools to complete its job, a writer uses the intelligences to enhance their craft.