Gardner (1993) defines intelligence as: the ability to successfully and consistently score high on intelligence tests the ability to speak clearly the ability to solve problems and or fashion products that are of consequence to a community. the ability to think in a linear fashion the ability to respond appropriately to instructional demands

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30 January, 14:39

Gardner (1993) defines intelligence as: the ability to successfully and consistently score high on intelligence tests the ability to speak clearly the ability to solve problems and or fashion products that are of consequence to a community. the ability to think in a linear fashion the ability to respond appropriately to instructional demands

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Gardner defines intelligence as the ability to solve problems and or fashion products that are of consequence to a community.

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Howard Gardner developed a theory to explain and study human intelligence, that differed widely from the traditional perspective. For him, intelligence could not be measured in test scores, nor on the ability to score high in them. He proposed that there are seven different types of intelligence that together enable people to solve problems or to create products that are relevant to the community.