Crack Your Learning Code

Unlock your potential to level up how you learn

Ever wondered why you’re brilliant at some things and not so into others? In this high-energy, interactive workshop, students explore the idea that intelligence isn’t one-size-fits-all. Based on Howard Gardner’s theory of Multiple Intelligences, participants dive into the eight different ways people can be “smart.”

Through fast-paced challenges, team activities, and self-reflection tasks, students uncover their own intelligence profile, discover how they learn best, and see how different strengths power successful teams. It’s hands-on, thought-provoking, and designed to build confidence, collaboration, and curiosity about future pathways.

Catherine Sheridan - Drama and Arts

Perfect for:

Junior Cycle | TY | LC DFTS

Skills & Takeaways:

  • Understanding personal learning & strengths
  • Exploring technical & creative roles
  • Solving problems using team diversity

Curriculum Links:

Assessment Support:

  • JC CBA: Supports reflection in all CBAs
  • LC DFTS: CP 1.1, CP 1.4

TY Focus:

Encourages student agency, team collaboration, and role exploration—ideal for TY career tasters and self-directed projects.