According to the theory of multiple intelligences, being smart doesn’t fall into just one category. Having mathematic intelligence or linguistic intelligence helps people flourish in academic settings ...

Gardner believed that intellectual potential was not just something you were born with, and that there were eight components ...

Andrew Rogoyski works in the Surrey Institute for People-Centred AI that receives funding from UKRI. He also provides informal advice to trade associations TechUK and the Institute of Directors and is ...

Forget IQ scores; true intelligence lies in subtle cognitive habits. Experts highlight rapid, flexible thinking, strong working memory, perceptual reasoning, and sophisticated verbal skills as key ...