Intrapersonal learners grasp ideas by working on their own. They learn best left to their own devices and not forced into gruop activities.

At home, giving the opportunity to concentrate and do their own thing can be extremely useful. Set aside a specific learning space with the learning materials, set expectations, and let your child go. Self-paced activities can work wonders - providing instructions and materials and letting your child work at his or her own pace can often generate better results than a forced group activity. For example, perhaps you would like to give your child a fun activity such as Tangrams. Printing out and cutting apart the puzzle, and letting his or her imagination run wild can unleash internal creativity.

Want another example? Perhaps your child enjoys self-paced games. A computer chess game can help teach strategy and patterns of logical thought, while offering the ability to move at one's own pace.